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Margaret Atwood

“He thought of it as a contest, like the children at school who would twist your arm and say Give in? Give in? until you did; then they would let go. He didn't love me, it was an idea of himself he loved and he wanted someone to join him, anyone would do, I didn't matter so I didn't have to care.”

Margaret Atwood, Surfacing
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Surfacing Surfacing by Margaret Atwood
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