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"he confirms my fear that he's about to make a move, because he slowly works his way around the bar, toward me. I'm eying him the entire time until my back is against the counter and he's standing directly in front of me. He lifts his right hand and - yes, i know you're there, heart - hid fingers brush lightly beneath my chin, slowly tilting my face upward. i gasp..."

lol interesting, we've heard this before

i think my latest suspicion is right.

OK again, not what i thought was going to happen. but i do have a suspicion about why...

WHAT???

like mother, like daughter

At this point im wondering if Nina has a mental diagnosis we havent heard about and in fact her mother was doing the right thing... I cant tell whose side im supposed to be on at this point.

OKAY! talk about twists. before the last chapter, I didnt see this coming either.

Well ok, i didnt see that coming

At this point i am so curious to know how these two characters have gotten to this place. Also i have my suspicions about whether just one or both of them is delusional. Am i reading from two distorted perspectives? Which one is being truthful and which one is wrong about her memories?

*SPOILER*




"as much normality as there can be when you keep your mother chained up like a Russian circus bear."

“… moments like these remind me that happiness isn’t some permanent thing we’re all trying to achieve in life. It’s merely a thing that shows up every now and then sometimes in tiny doses that are just substantial enough to keep us going.”

"The face she lifted to her dancers was the same which, when she saw him, always looked like a window that has caught the sunset."

"The face she lifted to her dancers was the same which, when she saw him, always looked like a window that has caught the sunset."

All I hav to say at this moment is, Steven King is brilliant. The references to Derry and IT are so fun and clever.
His writing style has always worked for me. It’s easy for me to read because it flows. He writes in the way that it’s natural for me to speak, which is why I think it is easy for me to read.