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"you are not staying here another night" he says, after her seventh night there

right because why would a man be telling the truth

"She did not kiss him, no, but she whispered, 'Will you have me?'"

"He swallowed, nodded. 'It terrifies me. But you don't, and I can't leave the thought of you alone.'"

kicking my feet giggling biting scratching up the walls

hey man you ever see a horse

and nobody saw them falling

i'm ngl i love ishiguro and his prose but i am Struggling™ through remains of day

i love this queer ass family :')

the real monster is heteronormativity

“the grief, no shared, becomes almost joyous” like a live wire to my heart

thus far it’s all pure insanity and delicious descriptors of horrific acts

OH!

and all her wild weird femmes!!

ser voyne the most desired butch in all the land

oh! ooh!!

she's got the skrillex cut?! 😭

the world doesn't end with a bang nor a whimper, but a tortured punk anthem 🔥⛓️‍💥🤘🏼

impending horrors but am kicking my feet at underlying wuhluhwuh 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩 i love you magic lesbians

feels like i've ran in circles this whole book, michael cannot make a decision one way or another to save his life (literally?) and that can only stay interesting for so long. at this point, i just want the book to end

nearing the halfway point of this book i've only found what makes this family truly terrifying is the fact that they live out in the sticks

the constant use of "for she __" is the real horror in this one

no one in the food industry would mistake a quince and a fig.

the singular, sudden, and unnecessary use of the N-word set up how this would draw out: a tired, wannabe edgy, try-hard femme fatale rendition of 2013 hannibal lecter sprinkled with a tad of american psycho. dorothy is an intensely uninteresting narrator though, as she keeps asserting how desirable and charming she is, i'm beginning to think this is the author's xXd@rkXx self insert