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I was in 8th grade when I read this due to how much I enjoyed the movie but it was underwhelming. Though written really well it's noticeably green but visceral. I enjoyed it's themes and pacing but all the characters felt like cardboard cut outs exis
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“Negativity and stress were feelings Tyrus worked hard to keep out of his life. He had to, otherwise it would overtake him and actually send him into a state of depression.”
― The Student
― The Student
“She could remember it all but none of it seemed to come to anything. She had a sense the dream had ended and she had slept on.”
― Play It As It Lays
― Play It As It Lays
“She was my shelter and my storm.”
― Mother Mary Comes to Me
― Mother Mary Comes to Me
“I don’t sleep much at all, she says, I dream each night of a soundless sleep but that is impossible now, it took me some time before I understood that I was already asleep in a manner, you know, that I was sleeping all the time I thought I was awake, trying to see into the problem that stood before me like a great darkness, this silence consuming every moment of my life, I thought I’d go mad looking into it but then I awoke and began to see what they were doing to us, the brilliance of the act, they take something from you and replace it with silence and you’re confronted by that silence every waking moment and cannot live, you cease to be yourself and become a thing before this silence, a thing waiting for the silence to end, a thing on your knees begging and whispering to it all night and day, a thing waiting for what was taken to be returned and only then can you resume your life, but the silence doesn’t end, you see, they leave open the possibility that what you want will be returned some day and so you remain reduced, paralysed, dull as an old knife, and the silence does not end because the silence is the source of their power, that is its secret meaning.”
― Prophet Song
― Prophet Song
“Since 1939 he had lived expecting war any moment. The Nazis were far more real to him than to most Americans he met, and far more frightening. He did not share the mirth of his acquaintances at Hitler the ex-paperhanger who made funny faces and ridiculous speeches as his legions goose-stepped and fell on their faces. He had seen them in the streets of Heidelberg and Berlin and Frankfurt. They were drunk with violence and power.”
― Gone to Soldiers
― Gone to Soldiers
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