#ending line

[five-sided-dice]

Someone should write a book where the opening line and the ending line are the same, but they mean completely different things.

For Example:

"Let's Play" As an opening line that means a game for fun, like a board game, or a game like peek-a-boo.

"Let's Play" As an ending line that means a game to the death, between the antagonist and protagonist.

I think It would be interesting.

[spearfeld]

Summer mornings were pretty awesome, too.

Jennifer Cosgrove, “A Boy Worth Knowing”

[crazypsycho24-blog]

so I just finished reading divergent, yer i know it took me a while be books do. It's an amazing book, but i don't like how Veronica Roth finishes it. it almost feels as though the ending line isn't the ending line. You can inter prate it as if it's connecting to the next book, but i think i like some closure before everything else unravels again. but that's the only thing i don't like, everything else is amazing and sad and yer :D

oh and I love Tobias <3

[piikkaacchhuuu]

One thing about living in Santa Carla I never could stomach. All the damn vampires

The Lost Boys

[nerdymarauder]

Well, good, because that would be outlandish and, uh, fantastic. I'm just not the hero type. Clearly. With this laundry list of character defects, all the mistakes I've made, largely public... The truth is... I am Iron Man.

-TONY STARK

[jayrass-blog]

Aibileen Clark: You is kind. You is smart. You is important. 

~The Help 2011

[napoleonrhys-blog]