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"it's like a freakin house of leaves in here. house of leaves had fewer narrative threads than this and those guys were writing sideways. when is ilya gridneff going to have to deal with the minotaur" — Dec 22, 2025 06:37PM
"it's like a freakin house of leaves in here. house of leaves had fewer narrative threads than this and those guys were writing sideways. when is ilya gridneff going to have to deal with the minotaur" — Dec 22, 2025 06:37PM
“Closing the gate on her oldest fears as she had closed the gate of her own fenced yard, she discovered the wings she'd always wished she had.”
― Tuck Everlasting
― Tuck Everlasting
“Well, thought Winnie, crossing her arms on the windowsill, she was different. Things had happened to her that were hers alone, and had nothing to do with them. It was the first time. And no amount of telling about it could help them understand or share what she felt. It was satisfying and lonely, both at once.”
― Tuck Everlasting
― Tuck Everlasting
“But in another part of her head, the dark part where her oldest fears were housed, she knew there was another sort of reason for staying at home: she was afraid to go away alone.
[...] The characters in stories she read always seemed to go off without a thought or care, but in real life– well, the world was a dangerous place. People were always telling her so. And she would not be able to manage without protection. They were always telling her that, too.”
― Tuck Everlasting
[...] The characters in stories she read always seemed to go off without a thought or care, but in real life– well, the world was a dangerous place. People were always telling her so. And she would not be able to manage without protection. They were always telling her that, too.”
― Tuck Everlasting
“And finally she had sobbed the only truth there was into her mother’s shoulder, the only explanation: the Tucks were her friends. She had done it because—in spite of everything, she loved them.”
― Tuck Everlasting
― Tuck Everlasting
“They made her feel old. And the way they spoke to her, the way they looked at her, made her feel special. Important. It was a warm, spreading feeling, entirely new. She liked it, and in spite of their story, she liked them, too...”
― Tuck Everlasting
― Tuck Everlasting
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