822 Results with the "Fiction" genre


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      Chapter 20

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Rowan Whitethorn seeking refuge from a storm in Skull’s Bay, a chaotic yet lively port town characterized by dilapidated, colorful buildings. His primary concern is finding a quiet place to rest, indifferent to the type of shelter as long as it offers safety from the relentless rain. Rowan’s guarded demeanor and subtle financial transaction with the dockmaster highlight his cautious approach, knowing that the town's rough inhabitants are on alert and potentially dangerous. His…
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      Chapter 52

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Lorcan and Elide failing to reach their intended destinations, Leriba or Banjali, due to the relentless influence of unseen forces guiding their path. Lorcan feels the persistent push of a shadowy, deathly hand steering him south and west through the waterways of Eyllwe. Their journey is driven by a sense of divine or dark influence, suggesting that their movement is not entirely under their control but shaped by a higher, ominous power. Lorcan’s conviction that this guidance is…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Chaol and Yrene grapple with a troubling revelation about the potential existence of three Valg kings, not just one, which threatens their world. Chaol’s distress is palpable as he struggles to recall the fate of the other two kings, his fear and anger simmering beneath the surface. Yrene attempts to calm him, recognizing his emotional state is unfit for their healing session. Their dialogue reveals the weight of their mission and the dire consequences of failure, as Chaol confesses the Valg’s…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter delves into the protagonist's intense emotional and psychological torment as he grapples with feelings of worthlessness and betrayal. Overwhelmed by agony, he descends into a metaphorical pit of despair, where he confronts his past failures and broken promises. Visions of his family, particularly his father's disappointment, haunt him, emphasizing his perceived inadequacies. The recurring refrain of "nothing" underscores his deep self-loathing and sense of futility, setting the tone for his…
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      CHAPTER 15

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with the protagonists traveling in an SUV, accompanied by bodyguards, as tensions rise between brothers Jameson and Grayson. Jameson questions Grayson's decision to delay his return to Harvard, implying his stay is motivated by concern for Eve, a vulnerable newcomer to their circle. Grayson defends his choice, citing a threat against their family, but Jameson remains skeptical, warning him not to confuse Eve with Emily, a figure from their past. The exchange reveals Grayson's internal…
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      CHAPTER 47

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with the protagonist entering the wine cellar, triggering vivid memories of a past cocktail party where Grayson Hawthorne saved a little girl from drowning. Despite his composed exterior, the protagonist recalls noticing Grayson's troubled expression before he retreated downstairs. As they descend the stone steps with Jameson, the protagonist tries to focus on the present, but the sight of the antique tasting room transports them back to a pivotal moment with Grayson. The setting is rich…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Kaladin tends to a young boy named Adin, who dreams of becoming a Windrunner to "float down steps" and playfully stick friends to walls. The boy’s admiration for the Radiants, particularly a Herdazian Windrunner, brings a moment of levity. Kaladin, now wearing a surgeon’s white apron, advises the boy to rest his injured ankle and reflects on his father’s medical wisdom. The scene highlights Kaladin’s transition from warrior to healer, a role that feels both familiar and strangely comforting despite…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Nesta immersed in physical exhaustion, emphasizing her soreness and hunger after a day of strenuous activity. Her body protests with every movement, highlighting her current weakness and vulnerability. Despite her fatigue, she continues her work in the library, shelving books manually, which underscores her sense of frustration and her struggle to regain strength. Her thoughts reveal a deep sense of inadequacy, as she perceives herself as weak compared to others like Cassian. This…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Elend, the former king, organizes a volunteer force to address the city's housing crisis during the harsh winter. He instructs Demoux to relocate skaa families from inefficient noble mansions to more practical tenements designed for heating efficiency. Emphasizing voluntary compliance, Elend prioritizes the well-being of the people over property rights, showcasing his continued leadership despite losing his official title. The scene highlights his pragmatic approach to governance and his enduring influence…
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      Chapter 25

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with the narrator grappling with rumors about her marriage to Harris, as word spreads about their unconventional relationship dynamics. While she resents the assumption that they must be divorcing, she argues to her friend Jordi that marriage should be fluid, like parent-child relationships, rather than a rigid binary. Jordi, whose partnership with Mel remains her primary focus, gently reminds the narrator that her perspective may isolate her as a minority viewpoint. This exchange…
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