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Chapter 17
Chapter 17 Jurian. The name clanged through me, even after we finished dinner, even after Mor and Cassian and Azriel and Amren had stopped debating and snarling about who would do what and be where while Rhys and I went to the Prison — whatever that was — tomorrow. Rhys flew me back over the city, plunging into the lights and darkness. I quickly found I much preferred ascending, and couldn’t bring myself to watch for too long without feeling my dinner rise up. Not fear—just some reaction of my… -
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Chapter 49
CHAPTER 49 I awoke, warm and rested and calm. Safe. Sunlight streamed through the filthy window, illuminating the reds and golds in the wall of wing before me—where it had been all night, shielding me from the cold. Rhysand’s arms were banded around me, his breathing deep and even. And I knew it was just as rare for him to sleep that soundly, peacefully. What we’d done last night … Carefully, I twisted to face him, his arms tightening slightly, as if to keep me from vanishing with the morning… -
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Chapter XII
Chapter XII paints a vivid scene of a chilly New York evening on March 10, 2014, where Addie LaRue, filled with a sense of quiet determination, opts for an arduous walk across Manhattan instead of taking the subway. The wind stings her skin, and the winter chill is sharp in the air, but Addie finds comfort in the long, solitary walk. She dislikes the suffocating feeling of being trapped in the underground tunnels, and thus chooses the freedom of walking, even if it means enduring the elements. Her journey…-
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Chapter I
Chapter I begins in the quiet, rural village of Villon-sur-Sarthe, France, on July 29, 1764, where Addie LaRue, known as Adeline in her early years, visits the grave of her father, Jean LaRue. Standing at his grave, she is overcome with reflection on her father’s life and the simplicity of his resting place, which starkly contrasts with the complex nature of her own existence. The grave marker, which notes the year she left, sparks a flood of memories, reminding her of everything she has lost over the…-
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In Chapter 8, Feyre wandered through the expansive estate, her footsteps light against the marble pathways that stretched into the manicured gardens. The air was thick with the scent of blooming roses and damp earth, but despite the tranquility, her mind remained sharp, assessing every detail for possible escape routes. Though she had been left relatively unguarded, the open fields and dense forests beyond the estate walls posed as much of a threat as the fae who held her captive. Her fingers twitched at…-
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In Chapter 40, Feyre’s determination and the weight of her dire circumstances collide as she faces her second trial under Amarantha’s cruel watch. With a haunting atmosphere in the cavernous room, Feyre finds herself standing before an audience of faeries, including her cursed love, Tamlin, and the taunting Amarantha, who relishes in her power over the captive girl. The gilded walls of the chamber offer a false sense of grandeur, masking the darkness that looms as Feyre steels herself for the trial,…
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The Book of Laura 7
Daniel and Laura set out to visit Mo’s house, a large residence on a quiet street marked by expansive lawns and proximity to a notable cliff fall. Passing the ominously dark Cliff Hangar, they sense the lingering unease from recent events. Their arrival at Mo’s home introduces Rosamel Walker, a striking figure whose shaved head captivates Laura. The conversation shifts to local news: a tiger sighting near the hiking trails and the disappearance of the Cliff Hangar’s owner and cook. Rosamel mentions a…-
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The Book of Laura 12
In this chapter of *The Book of Laura 12*, tension unfolds as Laura anxiously waits for her sister Susannah and brother Daniel, only to find Daniel alone. Frustrated by Daniel’s lack of communication about Susannah's whereabouts, Laura confronts him about Susannah’s strange references to Bogomil, a mysterious figure from their past. Daniel reveals that Susannah used to dream about Bogomil, who promised her a chance to rule his realm, deepening Laura’s suspicion about Susannah’s involvement in…-
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The Book of Daniel 17
In this chapter, Daniel encounters a unicorn named Carousel in an unusual setting, initiating a surreal and tense dialogue. Carousel, exhibiting a familiar yet intensified personality, confronts Daniel with surprising knowledge about his death and the state of his physical body lying near the Cliff Hangar. Their interaction reveals a complex dynamic, as Carousel is both playful and confrontational, challenging Daniel’s understanding of reality and his own existence. The chapter explores themes of…-
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Chapter Twelve
Chapter Twelve explores the contrast between structured, logical writing and the emotive freedom found in poetry. The narrator reflects on the school-taught importance of beginning with a thesis statement, appreciating its clarity and focus. This approach demands that every subsequent word support the initial claim, providing a sense of order and purpose. In contrast, the narrator’s mother embraces poetry’s disregard for rules, valuing its raw emotional expression and freedom from conventional grammar,…-
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