853 Results with the "Fiction" genre


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      CHAPTER 34

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Avery and her companions in a tense, sleep-deprived state, having spent the night analyzing various interpretations of Luke 15:11–32, the parable of the prodigal son. As a timer counts down, the group prepares for an anticipated phone call, with Avery answering and putting it on speaker. The caller, who addresses her by her full name, demands an explanation of the biblical passage, revealing his control over Toby and forcing Avery to engage in his psychological game. The atmosphere…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with an epigraph detailing Navani Kholin's lecture on logicspren, highlighting their unique behavior when imprisoned in gemstones. Unlike other spren, logicspren don't manifest tangible attributes but instead vary their light emission in response to stimuli, leading to innovations like fabrial clocks and complex mechanisms. This scientific insight contrasts with the personal narrative that follows, where Kaladin grapples with his post-retirement uncertainty after stepping down from…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Against All Things End­ing is the penul­ti­mate vol­ume in Stephen R. Donaldson’s decades-span­ning Chron­i­cles of Thomas Covenant, where meta­phys­i­cal despair and frag­ile hope col­lide in the Land’s dark­est hour. As the Worm of the World’ End awak­ens to devour all exis­tence, three bro­ken heroes face impos­si­ble choic­es: ​Thomas Covenant, res­ur­rect­ed as pure wild mag­ic but par­a­lyzed by the para­dox of his own exis­tence ​Lin­den Avery, wield­ing…
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      by LovelyMay CHAPTER XI – Thuvia, Maid of Mars opens with Carthoris awakening on a blood-soaked battlefield, left unconscious amid the lifeless bodies of fallen foes. Disoriented and weak, he finds Thuvia and Kar Komak gone, with no sign of where or how they vanished. Though wounded and drained, Carthoris rises with unwavering resolve, setting his course for Aaanthor, where water and possible clues await, his thoughts consumed by Thuvia’s safety. Reaching the crumbling city of Aaanthor, Carthoris encounters a…
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      Wynton

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      by testsuphomeAdmin Wynton’s journey in this chapter is deeply tied to the power of music, which acts as both a conduit for connection and a means of self-expression. Music is not simply a backdrop to his story but becomes an essential force in his life, allowing him to communicate emotions that words cannot capture. The violin, for Wynton, is a tool of communication, offering him a way to bridge the gap between himself and his father, who remains emotionally distant. Through each note he plays, Wynton aims to connect with…
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      Chapter 4

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a chaotic and intense scene where the protagonist finds herself clutching a hunting knife amidst a terrifying encounter with a gigantic, faerie beast. The creature, fierce and threatening, is characterized by its wolfish head, feline body, and unsettling horns, emphasizing its otherworldly nature. The vivid descriptions of the beast’s claws, fangs, and aggressive behavior highlight the danger the family faces. Despite the chaos, the protagonist’s instincts kick in, and she…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin In this chapter, Cassian and Azriel engage in a contemplative discussion in the warmth of their sitting room, reflecting on Nesta’s potential to find the Dread Trove. Azriel suggests that Nesta might be capable of scrying, but Cassian remains cautious, questioning her readiness given her current volatile state and uncertain powers. The conversation reveals their concern for Nesta’s safety and the importance of her role in the ongoing quest, emphasizing the delicate balance between trusting her…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Kelsier spends his canal journey reading a translated excerpt from the Lord Ruler’s logbook, which reveals the tyrant’s surprising humanity and self-doubt. The text portrays the Lord Ruler as a reluctant hero questioning whether he truly fits the prophecies of the Hero of Ages, troubled by Rashek’s skepticism and his own insecurities. Kelsier finds the account unsettling, as it contrasts sharply with the monstrous figure he knows—the oppressor of the Final Empire. The logbook’s tragic undertones…
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      by LovelyMay A Lady’s Story opens with a recollection not just of a journey, but of an emotional turning point. Natalya Vladimirovna, looking back on the day she and Pyotr Sergeyitch rode through the countryside, remembers the storm not as a threat, but as a spark that set something quietly powerful in motion. The landscape shimmered in the tension between light and rain, and the thrill of nature seemed to free them both from social constraints. Pyotr’s playful remarks about castles and lightning only thinly veiled…
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      by LovelyMay Unimportant Differences opens with a quiet but firm reminder: what truly defines a person isn’t their background, beliefs, or affiliations. A man’s religion, political stance, or social status may catch the world’s attention, but it’s the heart behind his actions that leaves a lasting imprint. A life marked by kindness, fairness, and the ability to bring happiness to others speaks more loudly than banners or labels ever can. When all the surface layers are peeled away, what remains are the simple…
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