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i was wondering when he was gonna stop calling her miss spindle

Leah is losing her faith

“But where is the place for girls in that Kingdom? The rules don’t quite apply to us, nor protect us either. What do a girl’s bravery and righteousness count for unless she is also pretty?” - Leah

“I decided right then to stop pretending I knew more than I did. I would be myself, Leah Price, eager to learn all there is to know.” my girl fr

gotta love a sudden urge to reach out and touch the arm

if he were to court her - now we’re talking

“I’m sorry Nelson,” I told him, “but we just don’t worship those gods.” To make our position perfectly clear I added, “Baka veh.” This means, “We don’t pay for that,” which is how you say you don’t believe. “Leba, the gods you do not pay are the ones that can curse you best.”

“i am called Leba, a much nicer word that means fig tree. At first we thought they couldn’t say “Leah” but it turns out they can say it perfectly well and are being nice to avoid it, because Lea is the Kikongo word for nothing much”

never touching a card again i don’t believe it

i need to make a cheat sheet of all the cards and colors and powers

gag and also have we determined that her seeing the cards is a gift and not something everyone sees

as of right now i’m not convinced any of these girls believe in God it’s all how each of them approach their situation in relation to it not actual belief

“Getting born within earshot of a preacher, I reasoned, is entirely up to chance. Would Our Lord be such a hit-or-miss kind of Savior as that? Would he really condemn some children to eternal suffering just for the accident of a heathen birth, and reward others for a privilege they did nothing to earn?” and she leaves realizing she actually does not believe in God. but is surprised.

i never really thought about how dreams don’t have beginnings and ends