a purveyor of dreams
It floods the sky and blurs the darkness like a chandelier.
6659An interview with JK Rowling in 1998. Compare to now where an estimation of 450 million of her books have been sold.
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Hey y’all complaining about Les Mis “spoilers”:
The novel has been out for over 150 years.
It’s not like SPOILER ALERT SNAPE KILLS DUMBLEDORE anymore.
That was so 1862.
Lordy.
I’m trying to understand the concept of complaining about spoilers for classic literature. I mean…what?
“Hey guys, you know at the end of Romeo and Juliet when she drinks the poison and—”
“DUDE I HAVEN’T READ IT YET DON’T SPOIL IT MY GOD.”
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FINALLY, I can link my Facebook account to my Tumblr account so all my friends and family can see what I do online all day!
No one, ever. (via scoldylox)
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I thought that too, and then wondered if I was just projecting :P
Nope. I’m sure it doesn’t look remotely like that while the picture’s moving.
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I had a dream my life would be
so different from this hell I’m living
so different now from what it seems
now life has killed the dream I dreamed
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Peeta’s epilogue.
There are things we can never be free of; scars that are burnt onto us too deeply to fade away with time. There’s those nights in the Games, the creeping approach of the unknown, and that terrible fear that the Capitol drugged me with. I can never really be fixed, or truly free, because a pawn taken off the chess board is still a pawn, and we’ll be their broken playthings forever. But our children are beautiful, so beautiful, like Katniss. And they bring a warm hope to my heart, like the smile she gives me in the mornings, and the last kiss before bedtime. It will be good again.
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