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“Once, I saw a Rabbit, who was also a man, and everyone said I was a liar.”
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That life is gone. And anyhow this is better than what you wore at the hospital.
2
“Do you always believe what you’re told?”
3
“Start by holding your head high,” Hatcher said. “You’re only a mouse if you let them make you one.”
4
I wish I were a Magician, she thought. I’d find all those lost girls and bring them home. I’d take all those men who hurt those girls and make them cry.
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He was baiting her, hoping she would lose her temper and reveal something she did not want him to know.
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“Interesting” meant that you attracted the notice of men who would hurt you to possess whatever they found “interesting” about you.
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“Just because I’m mad doesn’t mean I’m not right. And you were mad not so long ago yourself.”
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There was comfort in ignorance, in thinking the world a certain way and not knowing any different.
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She would never comprehend the need to hurt those who never hurt her, the need to hate for the sake of hating. She never wanted to rule over others in fear.
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