#henry hemlock

[rbydly]

ninth book of 2018: Wayfarer by Alexandra Bracken // “There is the journey you make through the world—the one that aches and sings. We come together with others to make our way and survive its trials. But we are, all of us, also wayfarers on a greater journey, this one without end, each of us searching for the answers to the unspoken questions of our hearts. Take comfort, as I have, in knowing that, while we must travel it alone, this journey rewards goodness, and will prove that the things which are denied to us in life will never create a cage for our souls.” (3.3.18)

[deardarlingreader]

passage, n.

i. A brief section of music, composed of a series of notes and flourishes

ii. A journey by water; a voyage

iii. The transition from one place to another, across space and time

[snark-notes]

His gaze met hers over his shoulder. ‘All of this—this journey she’s sent you on—is rooted in nothing more than delusion and lies.’

Henry Hemlock, Wayfarer, Alexandra Bracken

[I trust you as far as I can throw you, Hemlock, and I have no arm strength.]