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WHAT DO YOU MEAN THE LIGHTS GO OUT?!

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If there’s one thing I can fault Andy Weir for it might be musical knowledge because 3 eighth notes ≠ 2 syllables

All the cutaways are really giving memento.. interstellar meets memento

**ALIENS** ✋🏼😳🤚🏼

Kinda have a feeling I’ll be saying “WHAT?!” A lot this book but I’m here for it

This family tree connects in far too many uncomfortable ways, man.

Kinda loving how Kurihara is right on about everything. It’s giving Benoit Blanc

“So many books. As always”
“That does seem to be where most of my money goes.”

a little too relatable ngl

This is scratching the investigative journalism itch I’ve had

“No. You’ll never die. And if you ever died, I’d just start the game again.” Ouch my heart

“You just care about yourself more, and that’s your right. I’d rather not surround myself with someone who’ll hurt me to get ahead, and that’s mine.”

Ooooffff that one hurt

“Why do you think, Rue?” I’ll eat this up EVERY. TIME.

I love that this reads like a political plot in a fantasy novel, but it’s about scientists

Ali writing a whole scene on edging was not on my bingo card but here we are

Really cruel ending a chapter like THAT and then starting the next four years in the past.. and making this chapter 20 pages

My prediction— poppy keeps getting a little too flirty/romantic with Alex and that’s what causes the fallout.

“Before Alex, my family was the only place I belonged, but even with them, I was something of a loose part” oof 💔

Alex Nilsen driving with perfect posture and grimacing at saxophone is so me

“That cheese board has basically formed a cork in my butthole and everything’s just piling up behind it.”

None of these words were in the bible

Despite being a serial killer, Claire’s most horrifying trait is that she is constantly looking and HARSHLY judging every single person she sees.

The rom-com levels this is reaching is OFF the charts

Ali.. I know you did not just rewrite the opening scene of love hypothesis in the middle of this book