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“We say nothing. We know the slight was not deliberate. We live in tight quarters, traveling together. There’s no time to constantly be apologizing for existing. But when someone does wrong, when we make mistakes, we don’t say we’re sorry. We promise to make amends.”
“I will.”
“Mati en sheva yelu. This action will have no echo. It means we won’t repeat the same mistakes, that we won’t continue to do harm.”
“I’m not going to get you stabbed again.”
“I got stabbed because I let my guard down. You betrayed your crew.”
“I didn’t mean—”
“It would be better if you had meant to betray us. Jesper, I don’t want an apology, not until you can promise that you won’t keep making the same mistake.”
Jesper rocked lightly on his heels. “I don’t know how to do that.”
okay I know that’s a really inspirational quote and stuff but I had to do this because I always notice how Jesper keeps interrupting every time I reread it
→ you think jesper’s arm position is weird? he’s boneless he can do whatever he wants with them
→ i know that inej’s arm is transparent she is angry and it is necessary to see that angery inej face
You don't need a man. You need a serif.
And MY new obsession from Google Drive's limited choice of fonts is Playfair Display. Such a classy gal!
OK, hear me out. She's like if Yu Mincho dressed less conservative and more fun at work parties. Didot, but less New York Times bestseller list and more indie publisher collection of confessional issues titled something twee and feminine like I'm Just a Girl - something like that.
For reference:
Yu Mincho, and . . .
Didot. The above two are my personal favs, but it seems like Google has other things in mind for us, font-wise. *Sigh.*
App - beli
Font: Playfair Display
Designer: Claus Eggers Sørensen
Distinct Features: ball or thin line serifs, high contrast
felt quirky, so i chose play fair display instead of times new roman
Alessandra Zanghi Studio https://alessandrazanghi.studio/
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