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Limes.

am beginning the task of reading art philosophy and media ethics because writing a review for this book seems more high-stakes than usual and i wish to properly explain myself

WILLEM RAGNARSSON ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME

Andy's "It is his business." speech is horrifying. Even worse when you have the smallest inkling that he is looking right past Jude and shouting it directly at you instead.

Willem Ragnarsson you are on thin ice.

if i had a nickel for every time a child with no parents but a biblical name lived a portion of their life on a churchyard which promised to protect them but never did, and who later went on to law school believing that public service will give their life meaning and stability except they still can't seem to shake the impostor syndrome,

i'd have two nickels.

which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

x = x sounds nice in theory but i do not appreciate the context!

i'm weeping at the wrong things

"he slips away and wedges the disc, and the letters he's written each of them, between two books—a battered copy of 'Common Sense' and a frayed edition of 'White Noise'—on a low shelf, where they might sit, undiscovered, for decades."

Jude St. Francis, a WORD.

so does it end well for Jude? because my reaction to being caught with my vices is also to shoot back "you are overreacting!"