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"It occurs to me, for the first time, that maybe he's not a monster. That maybe he's only a monster to me."
— Oct 15, 2026 11:58PM
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Clare Snow
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"His belief in things unseen because we all need to believe in something outside ourselves, even if it's a fantastical creature."
— Oct 17, 2026 09:32PM
Clare Snow
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If Ness had changed every single line, it wouldn't be the same. But since she used one line, there's a name for that: Literary Allusion. Instead of getting people to jump off heights, maybe Graffam needs to teach her students some writing techniques, and then they won't want to do some murder...
— Oct 13, 2026 06:22AM
Clare Snow
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"The idea would have been wasted."
Wtf This isn't the worst thing she's done, but she really is a piece of work.
— Oct 12, 2026 05:32AM
Wtf This isn't the worst thing she's done, but she really is a piece of work.
Clare Snow
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Surely Graffam disappearing for the evening is the reason for the death of the ho-ho birds. Also, wtf is a mythical version of a mythical creature?? Mythical squared?
— Oct 07, 2026 03:44AM
Clare Snow
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Having just read a bio of Mary Shelley and her mother Mary Wollstonecraft, Romantic Outlaws, that's factually incorrect. The 1818 ed was edited with input from Percy Shelley. The 1831 ed (long after Mr Shelley's death) was revised by Mary alone. She was older, had lost her husband and two infant children and every change she made was hers. For such a pretentious story, it's strange to see tbis glaring error
— Oct 03, 2026 03:25AM

