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sibyl
is on page 85 of 173
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“Our bunker and the first bunker of dead women were not marked, but many others were—not all, because I didn't carry on writing the signature on the ground once I was alone. I'd given up believing that any living beings would come.”
Bruh this is dreadful to read
— Aug 28, 2026 12:59AM
“Our bunker and the first bunker of dead women were not marked, but many others were—not all, because I didn't carry on writing the signature on the ground once I was alone. I'd given up believing that any living beings would come.”
Bruh this is dreadful to read
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sibyl
is on page 76 of 173
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“We must remain human beings. I want to know where we are, who imprisoned us and why. I don't want to die sitting on a chair in the middle of I-don't-know-where?
Curiously, she had just described her fate.”
— Aug 28, 2026 12:57AM
“We must remain human beings. I want to know where we are, who imprisoned us and why. I don't want to die sitting on a chair in the middle of I-don't-know-where?
Curiously, she had just described her fate.”
sibyl
is on page 61 of 173
I love the surrealism, it reminds me of the trial. I like the perspective a young girl who knows nothing of society or men, the naïveté that comes with that. Once they make it outside, I felt nothing but dread for what waited, and even when the young girl went back in I felt myself shiver at the thought. The story places us among the older women, for there is no existence where a woman knows life without men.
— Aug 27, 2026 11:56PM
sibyl
is on page 44 of 173
I was absorbed as soon as I started reading, I’m excited to continue
— Aug 26, 2026 11:02PM