Experts say that the sense that most evokes memory is the sense of smell. Only two times in the New Testament is the word for “charcoal” used. One is to describe the order of the fire on the beach that Jesus used to share breakfast with his disciples; the other incident is the fire in the courtyard where Peter lurked to receive the news of what was happening to Jesus. Did the odor of the charcoal fire on the beach remind Peter of the charcoal fire in the courtyard scene when Peter denied three times that he knew Jesus?