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books with a significant connection to the alternate world could affect that world itself, could somehow even change it—was
She didn’t deserve it.
this wasn’t the moment to pry.
notable only for its admirable taste in fiction,
Under some conditions, Irene would happily have encouraged his guilt in the hopes of getting him to spill the full details, but in the middle of a mission wasn’t one of them. I am not a nice person, she thought, to be thinking only of the mission, sparing nothing for my responsibilities to him.
She wondered if she could actually get to quite like this alternate.
Her feeling of imminent doom was getting worse.
What fun.
I don’t know why it should have been in the safe.”
She was fairly sure who the superior in question must have been. Bradamant answered directly to Kostchei, just as Irene answered directly to Coppelia. The possibility of someone else having been involved and giving Bradamant orders . . . well, it wasn’t impossible, but it was too unlikely. At the moment the principles of Occam’s razor, starting with the most obvious answer, seemed the best plan.
This is a weirdly convoluted paragraph to say brad was probably working for her boss. Like duh? One sentence here would be fine. Irene looks stupid if she has to spend this much energy reaching obvious conclusions
Irene considered suggesting that they all help by taking a paper each and checking them separately. Then she decided it was a stupid idea.
Irene twitched at the very notion. Give books away? “How very frivolous,” she finally said.
She looked in every way like an innocent young woman who had been led into crime by bad company and wanted nothing more than to make amends. Irene had to admire the performance,