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Lies We Sing to the Sea Lies We Sing to the Sea by Sarah Underwood
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“We are more than our actions,” said Leto. “We are the way we love others, and the way they love us back.”
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“Caged birds, she supposed, learned to recognize the sound of each other’s songs.”
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“Gods feed on the terror of mortals,” said Melantho. “Where there is no fear, there are no prayers.”
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“She blinked at him. Why did she care? How could she not care? His sister was dead, his sister was dead because of her. Belatedly, she remembered her guise—the servant from Athens, the stranger. “I—I suppose because it isn’t fair.” Mathias’s smile was wry. “What in life is?” “That doesn’t mean unfairness should be tolerated. That it should be expected. We should not—we should not be playthings for the gods.”
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“No, you couldn’t,” said Melantho. “You cannot save someone who does not want to be saved.”
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“We are more than our actions,” said Leto. “We are the way we love others and the way they love us back.” And the way that others will ruin themselves in our absence, the way that no one else will ever be good enough for life to be worth living.”
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“others do, that the Fates decide the circumstances of our lives, of our deaths. My life is not a strand of yarn for Lachesis to measure, for Atropos to cut.”
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