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What I always think about, I told him, are experiments that show that animals in captivity would rather have to search for their food than have it given to them. Seeking is the lever that tips our dopamine gush. What I don't mention is the uneasy realization I've had about how much our frenetic searching mirror the compulsive behavior [...] of the one we seek.
Michelle McNamara, I’ll Be Gone in the Dark
lynn langermann / instagram (ft. @blakeagainstthemachine)
Pitiful creature of darkness, What kind of life have you known? God give me courage to show you, You are not alone...
Christine, Phantom of the Opera
from facing your FAILURE facing your LONELINESS facing the fact you live a LIE...
YES, YOU LIVE A LIE! tell you why---
you’re always PREACHING not to be NUMB when that’s how you THRIVE! you pretend to CREATE and OBSERVE when you really DETACH from feeling ALIVE!
PERHAPS IT’S BECAUSE I’M THE ONE OF US TO S U R V I V E...
You know, this has been bugging me for a while: in Relevance, when Root has to leave before she gets to torture Shaw with the iron, does she actually go hide in the *closet*??? Because I'm pretty sure she didn't leave by the *black* door to the hallway (via which Shaw entered the room), because the ISA team entered through that door only a few seconds after she disappeared behind the *white* door. So, how did Root get out of that hotel room? Did she just hide in the closet until everyone left???
Hi, anon!
Actually, Root didn’t hide in a closet.
The door was a connecting door to another hotel room, so all Root had to do was enter the other room via connecting door (which the ISA operatives didn’t notice), wait until they were all in the room and casually walk out of the other room looking just like any guest in the hotel.
Nothing in this world that's worth having COMES EASY.
Donut: I don't know, I just asked for it.
Grif: Wait, that worked!?
Donut: I guess. Is it not supposed to?
Grif: I don't know. We ...never even thought to try that.
