Where the Crawdads Sing
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water flows into the sky.
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When cornered, desperate, or isolated, man reverts to those instincts that aim straight at survival.
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Felt anchored to something; released from something else.
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She grinned wide and they looked into each other’s eyes, closing a circuit.
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Jodie had said that if a bird becomes different from the others—disfigured or wounded—it is more likely to attract a predator, so the rest of the flock will kill it, which is better than drawing in an eagle, who might take one of them in the bargain.
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But these hurried groping hands were only a taking, not a sharing or giving.
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How much do you trade to defeat lonesomeness?
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This chance of acceptance might go away if she said no.
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Giving away another piece of herself just to have someone else.
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The shack stood silent against the early stir of blackbird wings, as an earnest winter fog formed along the ground, bunching up against the walls like large wisps of cotton.
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Why should the injured, the still bleeding, bear the onus of forgiveness?
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She knew it wasn’t Chase she mourned, but a life defined by rejections.
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Leaning on someone leaves you on the ground.