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"When I learned Georgia Oakley, who directed Pride and Prejudice 2005, was directing Sense and Sensibility, I knew it would be fantastic. Can’t wait for the movie so I have to blunt by excitement by reading." — Oct 12, 2026 01:40PM
"When I learned Georgia Oakley, who directed Pride and Prejudice 2005, was directing Sense and Sensibility, I knew it would be fantastic. Can’t wait for the movie so I have to blunt by excitement by reading." — Oct 12, 2026 01:40PM
It was not just the color that made them stand out, but the sheer life they brought with them. Blossoming green vines crawled over their bodies in place of jewelry, lilies unfurled on their hair and their sleeves, and magnolias bloomed
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“But after eighteen months of Presidency he was angry that Mexico and Canada and South America (obviously his own property, by manifest destiny) should curtly answer his curt diplomatic notes and show no helpfulness about becoming part of his inevitable empire. And daily he wanted louder, more convincing Yeses from everybody about him ... Anyone, from Sarason to inter-office messenger, who did not play valet to his ego he suspected of plotting against him.”
― It Can't Happen Here
― It Can't Happen Here
“government of the profits, by the profits, for the profits.”
― It Can't Happen Here
― It Can't Happen Here
“Destiny is a myth. Destiny is the only myth. The gods choose nothing. You chose.”
― The Poppy War
― The Poppy War
“Why do we tell stories? They are a universal human experience. Every culture I’ve ever visited, every people I’ve met, every human on every planet in every situation I’ve seen…they all tell stories. Men trapped alone for years tell them to themselves. Ancients leave them painted on the walls. Women whisper them to their babies. Stories explain us. You want to define what makes a human different from an animal? I can do it in one word or a hundred thousand. Sad stories. Exultant stories. Didactic morality tales. Frivolous yarns that, paradoxically, carry too much meaning. We need stories.”
― Yumi and the Nightmare Painter
― Yumi and the Nightmare Painter
“Hermes gazes up at the stars. 'My dear young cousin, if there's one thing I've learned over the eons, it's that you can't give up on your family, no matter how tempting they make it. It doesn't matter if they hate you, or embarrass you.”
― The Sea of Monsters
― The Sea of Monsters
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