Status Updates From Cendrillon est morte

10 putas páginas y pasó de revolucionaria rebelde a pesimista. Oh I’m gonna suffer this shit, but I want to add ip to the reading count.

I hate then a book openly states the violence and injustices of the world without care to blend into a real narrative. I get the point, everything’s shit, it’s tiresome that you’d said so like one per page.

Ok, she asks where is she supposed to go- what did you think was going to happen? Do you want your parents to die due to your decisions?

Erin calls her out for being selfish. Erin’s parents are one step away from sending her to be killed and she doesn’t want to be an outcast. How can Sophia not understand that? Makes perfect sense to me that the main thing tearing Erin apart is Sophia’s insistence despite the constant no.

Ok- I’m no longer irritated. Between her comforting the child and stopping the seamstress from being beat by her husband and her revealing conversation with Luke, I think she’s starting to understand that treating everything as black and white is not helping the people around her

Honestly, Sophia is pissing me off. Yes, it is tragic to have to live in such a dystopian society, especially considering she's in love with another woman, but she is showing regard for the feelings and safety of others. Putting her "love" in danger? Making traitorous remarks in the town square? Not understanding that your mom just wants you to live?