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She liked collecting skeletons.
What a unique and not at all troubling hobby.
“Did they choose that, or were they pushed to make that decision based on how they were treated or looked upon?” I don’t understand, she thought, shaking her head in disbelief. He was defending people he didn’t know, had never met. It’s like he wants to see evil in us.
Ngl pretty disappointing that this is the black FMC. I would have hoped for a more race-critical understanding rather than the construction of a dubious utopia.
What if she nurtured him, healed him?
Idk how I feel about the “I can fix him trope” here
