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Eventually, he went to prayer and the bottle, the two great comforters of humanity since the discovery of gods and yeasts.
You can fix this. Earstripe isn’t dead. The dead are beyond fixing. The living aren’t.
Stephen in full more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger mode was a force to be reckoned with.
“I’m terrible at this,” said Galen. “I don’t know how to be in love any more. Hell, looking back, I don’t know if I was ever any good at it. I’m going to screw up and hurt you and the thought of doing that kills me. All I can do is hope that I don’t fail you completely.” “That’s how it works,” said Piper gently. “You hurt each other and you apologize and you learn better.”
“I’m a bastard. And a berserker. I’ve killed so many people. You have no idea.” Piper put two fingers over Galen’s lips. “I’ve died a hundred times. I spend my life with corpses. I’m not afraid of you.”
But we won’t know unless we try. And I’m willing if you are.”
“He’s dead,” said Galen. “I know.” “Something that big shouldn’t die. It’s like the ocean or the wind dying. It doesn’t make sense.” “I know.”

