Chasity Robinson

“For the general consumer, it was exciting to get photos back and see how they turned out. For me, and for Annabelle when she went into the darkroom, it was an obsession. In the darkroom, the images captured on film were projected onto photo paper and only became visible when the paper was submerged in a bath of chemicals. Then, the image slowly came to life, gradually appearing like a living, breathing thing being born. And when the photo was of something special or magnificent, the process was electrifying. Like I said, Annabelle had a passion for the darkroom.”
― Charlie Donlea, Long Time Gone

“Darkness had forever been part of her life. She looked for it and flirted with it. Became quaint with it and charmed it in a way foreign to most.”
― Charlie Donlea, The Girl Who Was Taken

“You did not crawl out of that cage to live a timid life.”
― Mia Sheridan, All the Little Raindrops

“That boy had hurt my girl, and she hadn't loved herself enough to walk away. And she hadn't trust me enough to come to me.”
― Dervla McTiernan