#pg 205

[mistbornbaby]

‘This looks extreme, even for the Ministry,’ she thought. ‘What kind of person would do something like this?’

“Inquisitor,” Dockson said quietly, kneeling by a corpse.

I almost forgot how I feel about Inquisitors. Yep, yep I remember now. I’m completely terrified.

[arc-angel-o]

"You should go away from here, do something to put your ghosts behind you. You're no longer what you once were, but maybe you can still step back, before you lose yourself forever."

– Walter Cole to Charlie Parker, Every Dead Thing

[maggiefollows]

...I'd always found the future a wonderful source of worry.

[inkinmyskinandsoul]

But for Agnesi, mathematics wasn’t about practicality. It was a sacred project, a pathway to God. Pure logical thought gave humanity its closest experience of divine cognition, of eternal truth. For someone as devout as Agnesi, that meant everything. Why sully the holy with the earthly, the geometric with the physical?

Ben Orlin, Change Is the Only Constant

[onenightonemoretimescans]

(pg 205; part of the 2008 Chile Collection)