But now she knew much more than that. So much of what she’d thought was truth before was merely tricks. No… — Patrick Rothfuss
But now she knew much more than that. So much of what she’d thought was truth before was merely tricks. No more than clever ways of speaking to the world. They were a bargaining. A plea. A call. A cry.
But underneath, there was a secret deep within the hidden heart of things.
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