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"officially obsessed with this book 😭 bc wdym there’s
- the narrator’s wife being a diva with no lines
- CASUAL 6 7 DROP ?
- “overweening lust for battle” and it’s the boys wanting to play chess all day
- mcconnor and his weirdly replenishable bank account with money to spend only on playing chess matches
- HITLER APPEARS
- thinking dr b was the aforementioned hitler for a little while
- and.. more 😭"
May 21, 2026 12:44PM

 
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