Quentin thought about how wrong things had gone. Things so often went wrong. Was it him? Was he making the… — Lev Grossman
Quentin thought about how wrong things had gone. Things so often went wrong. Was it him? Was he making the same mistake over and over again? Or different mistakes? He like to think he was at least making different mistakes.
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