He tucks proudly, or sometimes not at all, and fuck you very much if you don’t like it.
A.C. Wise, The Ultra Fabulous Glitter Squadron Saves The World Again
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- “We do not have the ideal world, such as we would like, where morality is easy because cognition is easy. Where one can do right with no effort because he can detect the obvious.”
- “The Pilgrims, who talked about peace but prepared for war, wouldn’t have understood. These people had outgrown their ancestors. A new world would come out of it, before everything was said and done.”
- “I’ve come to understand: No matter who you are or what you do, if you’re drawn to the dreamy side of life and you long to create a better world, you have genius within you that demands to be brought forth. It is not too weird, too useless, or too fluffy to go about the labor of transmuting your suffering to ecstasy.”
- He looked at me. “I don’t know what she might have told you, miss, but—” “My name’s Sarah Jane,” I told him. “Sarah Jane Dillard.” He sighed. “But the first thing should have been not to share your name with any stranger you might happen to meet in the woods.” “He’s right about that,” Aunt Lillian said. “I’ve heard so much about you,” I said. “I didn’t think you were a stranger.” “No, he’s a stranger, all right,” Aunt Lillian corrected me. “That’s what you call folks you never see.”
- “How strange,” Juliana said. “I never would have thought the truth would make you angry.”