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The Crooked Mask (The Twisted Tree, #2) The Crooked Mask by Rachel Burge
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“Stig was right when he said, I know you want things to be black and white but sometimes they’re not. People are complicated, and so are the gods.”
Rachel Burge, The Crooked Mask
“How does he do that - just seem to belong wherever he goes? He's so relaxed in himself that he takes up all the space around him, while mine shrinks.”
Rachel Burge, The Crooked Mask
“That's the thing about the circus: people are excited by the prospect of danger - the thought that the trapeze artist will lose their grip; the knife find its fleshy target.”
Rachel Burge, The Crooked Mask
“I can't explain it, but it feels like I'm looking at a creature from another world and not a man in a costume, as if the performer and the mask are one, or the mask is wearing the person instead of the other way around.”
Rachel Burge, The Crooked Mask
“Foul unspeakable things washed up on the shore between sleep and waking, as if a trawler net has dragged through my worst fears and left them raw and bleeding for the gulls to pick.”
Rachel Burge, The Crooked Mask