The Burning God (The Poppy War, #3)
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a porcelain cup dashed against stone.
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Her cruelty. His complicity. Her desperation. His regret.
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resignation, his wretched surrender. Surrender, not agreement.
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They were enemies now—and she could bend his will, but she’d never again have his heart.
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Take what you want, it said. I’ll hate you for it. But I’ll love you forever. I can’t help but love you. Ruin me, ruin us, and I’ll let you.
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until she reduced the rest of the world to ashes, until she was the last one standing.
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So did the rage; so did the crimson visions of a world on fire.
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It’s a long march to liberation, Kitay had said. Sometimes you’ve got to bend the knee. Sometimes, at least, you’ve got to pretend.
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It’s the cruelest thing I could do.”
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“Properly this time.”
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there was no world where Rin died and Kitay remained alive.
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She was a goddess. She was a monster. She’d nearly destroyed this country. And then she’d given it one last, gasping chance to live.