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It’s a strange sensation, grieving for what isn’t lost, but missing or absent.
“Fiction captures more than facts do. That’s why the library keeps it. It’s the most important part of our memories.”
― The Book That Wouldn’t Burn
― The Book That Wouldn’t Burn
“She had read enough stories to know that the princess and the monster were never the same. She had been alone long enough to know which one she was.”
― Girl, Serpent, Thorn
― Girl, Serpent, Thorn
“Roz,” he said, and his thumb brushed her bottom lip. She shivered. “When I was up north and felt I would lose my mind among the dead... When I thought I would be the next to die, and on the worst days, when I hoped I would be... I thought of home. I thought of midnights beside the river, and the way the houses in Ombrazia are so close together, it makes the world feel small. I thought of running through the alleys, of sneaking out to the Mercato, of treading water in the summers. Those memories kept me sane. And you know what?” His eyes were endlessly sad. Dark and infinite. “You were in every single one of them. Everything that reminded me of home—everything that reminded me of happiness—centered around you. Every time I looked up at the moon, I remembered when we were nine and I asked what would happen if it fell from the sky. How you laughed yourself silly at me, and said that although space was infinite, the moon never stopped circling earth. How it couldn’t stop even if it wanted to. And even back then, I knew which one of us was the earth.”
[...]
“I wanted to be your earth,” Damian said, more softly now. “Just once. Just for a moment.”
― Seven Faceless Saints
[...]
“I wanted to be your earth,” Damian said, more softly now. “Just once. Just for a moment.”
― Seven Faceless Saints
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― The Book That Wouldn’t Burn
All of it is representative of a truth. Truths cast many shadows, some of which are very different when the light shines from one direction than from another. The library is a compromise -- that's truth. The library is a battleground. That's also a kind of truth.
The library is many things from many angles. Both blessing and curse. A razor blade given to a baby; a rope thrown to a drowning man.
”― The Book That Wouldn’t Burn
“One day, you will understand what it is to feel your soul leave your chest, to fight against your heart’s instinct to follow.” Licking her dry lips, she added, barely a sound, “One day, you will know what it is to find and lose your true mate.” Reaching up, she smoothed her cool fingers down my cheek. “I would almost rather death for you, honey bee.”
― The Savage & the Swan
― The Savage & the Swan
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