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Jules is Currently Reading

Jules is currently reading

Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants

by Robin Wall Kimmerer

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Jules’s Quotes

“My evil plan was working. Step one: get Aly to drop her guard. Step two: fuck her on this couch. Oh, wait, no. I’d skipped a few steps somewhere”
― Navessa Allen, Lights Out

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“I’ve heard the stories about the infamous son of Yaroslav Dimitriev. Didn’t expect him to look like the human embodiment of a migraine.”
― Rina Kent, Hunt the Villain

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“A universe where he belongs to someone else doesn’t fucking exist.”
― Rina Kent, Hunt the Villain

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“Remember when you told me to tell you something in Russian?” “You said I was cute.” “No. I said ‘I can’t live without you,’ and we take that quite literally in Russia.”
― Rina Kent, God of Fury

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“And now I’m giving Mabel her head, and letting her fly where she wants, I’ve discovered something rather wonderful. She is building a landscape of magical places too. She makes detours to check particular spots in case the rabbit or the pheasant that was there last week might be there again. It is wild superstition, it is an instinctive heuristic of the hunting mind, and it works. She is learning a particular way of navigating the world, and her map is coincident with mine.”
― Helen Macdonald, H is for Hawk

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