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Moby-Dick or, The...
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"every once in awhile i space out and miss part of what he said but then when i zone back in i realize i've missed basically nothing LOL

that conversation about whiteness was insane also. oh gosh."
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Reflection
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progress:  On page 140. "ohhhhh holy moly that fight with the old lady was crazy

this is so good!!!!! it feels like an idea that was too ambitious for the original movie, and I love how it was expanded upon and breathed into life here. poor mulan's identity crisis is going insane, "she was always inspired by the men in her father's stories and wished she could do that as a girl" and I am eating it up"
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Aiden Thomas
“I was starting to think you'd stood me up,' Julian said. He squinted at Yadriel. "Which one of us is Cinderella in this scenario?"
"I'm the fairy godmother," Yadriel managed to croak out. "I think that makes you the pumpkin.”
Aiden Thomas, Cemetery Boys

Jesse  Andrews
“It's hard not to be obsessed with what could happen, but I should really just have the attitude of, what already has happened, if that's all I get, that's enough and I'm grateful.
I mean, it's not. But I am.”
Jesse Andrews, The Haters

Aiden Thomas
“Julian sang along, voice soft and mostly off-key. Yadriel felt himself smile. Julian’s singing was terrible but endearing. People who sang in front of other people with no sense of self-consciousness were a specific and rare breed that Yadriel was decidedly not.”
Aiden Thomas, Cemetery Boys

Aiden Thomas
“I’m not letting you abandon me in a haunted church—” “It’s not haunted!” “If I’m in here, and I’m a ghost, then it’s haunted!” Julian shot back.”
Aiden Thomas, Cemetery Boys

Judith Fein
“Denial is death. It takes away the reality of the oppressed people. It happens in families. Kids are abused, and the parents deny it happened. It makes the kids crazy. They develop screwed-up behavior. Psychologically speaking, they don't know who they are or whether they are coming or going. Only when there is ACKNOWLEDGMENT of what happened can healing begin. TRUTH is a great medicine (178).”
Judith Fein, Indian Time: A Year of Discovery With the Native Americans of the Southwest

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