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she could avoid compromising in her work

By eleven-thirty, Sadie was in her pajamas, teeth brushed and flossed, ready to go to bed. She wondered if this was what other twenty-three-year-olds’ Friday nights were like. When she was forty, would she lament that she hadn’t had sex with more people and partied more? But then, she didn’t enjoy …

—p.137 Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow UNFAIR GAMES (125) by Gabrielle Zevin
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if Ichigo had been fucking Korean

kotaku: In terms of its obvious Japanese references, I mean. Ichigo looks like a character Yoshitomo Nara could have painted. The world design looks like Hokusai, except for the Undead level, which looks like Murakami. The soundtrack sounds like Toshiro Mayuzumi…

mazer: I won’t apologize for the…

—p.77 INFLUENCES (61) by Gabrielle Zevin
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what it was like to play someone else’s game

And so she’d be cool, because that’s what mistresses were. Mistress, Sadie thought. Sadie laughed a bit to herself, thinking this was what it was like to play someone else’s game: to have the illusion of choice, without actual choice.

—p.35 SICK KIDS (1) by Gabrielle Zevin
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one of the most brilliant people he knew meh/style

“I wish I could, but I have to get to class. I’ve done maybe half the reading. The only thing I have going for me is my punctuality and attendance.”

“I doubt that,” Sam said. Sadie was one of the most brilliant people he knew.

—p.9 SICK KIDS (1) by Gabrielle Zevin
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galloping towards pastures new

[...] She had imagined the end of a marriage, she said, to be a slow disentangling of its meanings, a long and painful reinterpretation, but in her case it hadn’t been like that at all. At the time, he had got rid of her so efficiently and so suavely that she had felt almost reassured even as she w…

—p.236 Outline by Rachel Cusk