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Olivia Manke
is 20% done
Death (but also why did the dude have a pool of instant-death-solution in his yard anyway? Did he never see any way that that could go wrong?)
— 34 minutes ago
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jem
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everytime na iniisip ko sukuan tong librong to laging may interesting na nangyayari
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Jared Oaks
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3/10 and just keeps getting better!
— 1 hour, 23 min ago
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Olivia Manke
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Sir if you won't throttle the armourer, then I will
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Laylabug♡
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Just finished chapter one
From what I gather
Narrator 1. Fell off his horse and was admitted to a psyche ward for mental issues. He decides he's clear of it and after examination is released
Narrator 1. Rears the king in yellow, and grows very obbsessed with being a king. He wants to kill his cousin to be king
At the end he attempts it and is taken away by authorities and dies while in captivity
— 16 hours, 12 min ago
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From what I gather
Narrator 1. Fell off his horse and was admitted to a psyche ward for mental issues. He decides he's clear of it and after examination is released
Narrator 1. Rears the king in yellow, and grows very obbsessed with being a king. He wants to kill his cousin to be king
At the end he attempts it and is taken away by authorities and dies while in captivity
Olivia Manke
is on page 2 of 224
It must have felt nice to write the intro, considering that it's basically a character giving the author a big pat on the back lmao.
"It could not be judged by any known standard, yet, although it was acknowledged that the supreme note of art had been struck in The King in Yellow, all felt that human nature could not bear the strain, nor thrive on words in which the essence of purest poison lurked."
— 20 hours, 37 min ago
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"It could not be judged by any known standard, yet, although it was acknowledged that the supreme note of art had been struck in The King in Yellow, all felt that human nature could not bear the strain, nor thrive on words in which the essence of purest poison lurked."
