“He looked down at her. And with a terrible honesty he said:
“. . . I don’t know.”
Most children her age would be baffled by this. How could an adult,
a teacher, not know the answer? To this question or any? But Molly
knew. Molly Blyndeff already knew the terrible secret of the world. She
had known it for a long time. The horrifying, beautiful truth that marks
the end of childhood:
Nobody knows what they’re doing.”
―
Brendan Blaber,
Epithet Erased: Prison of Plastic
