- Guardian by Priest
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not love at first sight but curiosity at first glance. the need to know more, to learn everything. an inability to look away. they say attention is the beginning of devotion — you've always had all of mine.
halo
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“What is shame? Can you eat it? Does it taste good?”
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“I hate everything that circles around and around—life and death, again and again, unending.”
- Guardian by Priest
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“We heal, mostly, but even scars can bleed.”
- The Vanishing Season by Dot Hutchison
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thinking abt the idea of Henry Winter having to scan a QR code at a restaurant, the shock, the horror, the monologue he’d give, it would be incredible.
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books I’ve read in 2024
Empire of the Vampire by Jay Kristoff
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But Beauty - unless she is wed to something more meaningful - is always superficial.
The Secret History by Donna Tartt
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The last 100 pages of The Secret History has me ready to fucking fight all these bitches for Camilla.
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Day #962 of David Tennant as a Fennec Fox 🦊 @neil-gaiman
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What a thing to say
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I find it super interesting that Bunny, who is the biggest bigot in this entire book, has the most issue with the fact that they literally killed a person.
^Page 240
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Silla: You named your horse, Horse?
Rey: Yeah. Got a problem with that?
Silla: Uhhhhh
Later
Silla: This is Rey’s horse, Horse and this is my horse, Brown Horse.
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Henry after literally killing a man: I ran over a deer once.
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EVERYONE STOP AND READ THIS UNPUBLISHED HELNIK SCENE
(this is from Leigh’s insta btw)
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“Sometimes, when there’s been an accident and reality is too sudden and strange to comprehend, the surreal will take over. Action slows to a dreamlike glide, frame by frame; the motion of a hand, a sentence spoken, fills an eternity.”
—The Secret History by Donna Tartt
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