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“Change will come, again and again, in ways that some of us can instigate but none can control. The angels want to control it by killing us. The secret they pretend not to know…is that even killing all of us wouldn’t give them back control. The secret is that the angels have already lost the war; they will never have control again.”
— Sep 20, 2026 03:43AM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)

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Emily M
Emily M is on page 291 of 344
"It took all parts of Yasira, working in concert, to do this. It took the full will and determination of the Strike Force...the voracious curiosity of the Scientist...It took the deep-down parts...There were parts of Yasira...who still mostly wanted to die...they took the brunt of that pain, shielding the others...This was better than death; this was pain with a purpose. Even their brokenness fit here."
— Sep 21, 2026 05:51PM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


Emily M
Emily M is on page 260 of 344
"'And when you've done this sort of work, your supervisors have been satisfied?' 'I don't know, sir. Mostly they don't say anything one way or the other'... Akavi's head tilted. 'I see why you failed basic training...You're not only a bad liar, you're PAINFULLY honest...You're not thinking even a little bit of how to spin the facts...It's refreshing.'"
— Sep 20, 2026 07:49PM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


Emily M
Emily M is on page 235 of 344
Oooh. Yeah, Enga being normal-autistic before her angel transformation makes a lot of sense. And I already feel bad for her about how we seem to be getting to that!
— Sep 20, 2026 05:04PM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


Emily M
Emily M is on page 203 of 344
“Yasira could barely think…She wanted to do six things at once…But Tiv was in danger. Tiv was afraid. That was unacceptable…Yasira reached out, gathered the full force of Outside from deep inside her, and shoved.”
— Sep 19, 2026 01:54PM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


Emily M
Emily M is on page 158 of 344
“A very small, very reasonable part of Yasira pointed out that the team had never told her she couldn’t look at something…The team had never controlled Yadira’s movements…Yasira knew who had done those things to her, and it wasn’t her team. It was possible to know very well where a fear came from, and for that knowledge not to help even a little bit.”
— Sep 18, 2026 03:46PM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


Emily M
Emily M is on page 132 of 344
“But the Gods tortured people too…It was just that everyone believed it was different…and these screams were necessary for the greater good…Tiv had really once believed that there was a difference between what the Gods did and what humans used to do to each other. She couldn’t remember, anymore, just what the difference was.”
— Sep 18, 2026 06:14AM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


Emily M
Emily M is on page 99 of 344
“But Tiv no longer believed in Gods. Obviously They existed, but she no longer believed They would help her at all. She sometimes caught herself reaching back for those beliefs, on instinct…But nothing was there. No one was going to decide what Tiv should do anymore, but Tiv.”
— Sep 17, 2026 05:31AM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


Emily M
Emily M is on page 89 of 344
“Tiv understood neurodiversity. Yasira would never have dated a woman who didn’t…But Yasira hadn’t been like this when Tiv fell in love with her. And she feared what Tiv might think, what Tiv might say, if she understood how deep the change really went.” 😢
— Sep 17, 2026 12:22AM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


Emily M
Emily M is on page 71 of 344
“Akiujal chuckled darkly. ‘What, then, is the virtuous thing to do when we don’t have enough?…Starve? Sustain ourselves through heresy, which will be punished just as viciously as violence? Or we could try to collaborate with the gone people…But that wouldn’t be your style either…The gone people might fight.’”
— Sep 16, 2026 08:05AM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


Emily M
Emily M is on page 57 of 344
“Angels who’d shot mortals for trying to cross the border…Angels who’d injured mortals, under the guise of crowd control…Angels who’d captured mortals and made them disappear, to be interrogated or punished…Not long ago, most mortals in the Chaos Zone had trusted angels completely.”
— Sep 15, 2026 02:58PM
The Fallen (The Outside, #2)


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