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this place creates that where it didn’t exist before

“There was no such thing as free will. I knew that as fact. Only illusions. Only tiny corners of the world we carve out for ourselves.”

I’m a Tatsu

I reminded myself that the virus, eating at his brain, had wrapped around his synapses, stealing a little part of him with each minute – and then I opened my eyes and saw him more alive than he had ever been.

“Even when you’re dead, it’s still life.”

No one yell at me but I don’t really like this

“When your world falls apart, cling to the familiar.”

Yeah, definitely didn’t see that coming.

Men will do anything but get a grip.

What?!?!

“Sometimes the best you can do is simply survive.”

It’s disturbing to read about slavery as a detached, political issue. And yet also illuminating in the current political climate.

DO NOT START THIS BOOK IN THE MIDDLE OF A BLIZZARD WHEN YOU RENTED IT FROM THE LIBRARY AND THE LIBRARY IS CLOSED‼️‼️‼️‼️

I hope I’m never rich enough that I sabotage my partner’s best friend’s daughter because of my wounded ego. Rich people are really something else.

“Uncle Erling is still dead, and Skaree Cliff will never rise out of the bay again. But the rest of us are still here.”

Not me sobbing to Mary Katherine Gallagher

Super disappointed in this so far… so jarringly written and way too much detail about the side characters

Not me sobbing

Amaze amaze amaze

Things I never thought would make me cry: offering to watch someone sleep.

Did not see that coming

“Lost was his forte. A lifelong pursuit.”

Why aren’t we looking at this guy? And why do I have to be a responsible adult who has to go to bed and not stay up reading this?

Doing a Bible in one month challenge with some friends.

That’s so much worse

TOO FAR

The amount of trust I’m putting in Fredrik right now not to do me dirty

“To understand probability and statistics is to understand risk - something that the human brain is not wired to embrace intuitively. Consider that arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, the graphing of formulae, logarithms, imaginary numbers, number theory, and calculus were off and running before anybody demonstrated it might be a good idea to take an average”