dialogue prompts from magma: a novel by thóra hjörleifsdóttir.
you are the very embodiment of a tragic bachelor.
i really thought we were going to be together.
aren't you going to answer?
work dignifies and enriches the soul.
we flushed whatever good that was left right down the toilet.
i acted like a complete jerk, more often than not.
it was supposed to be a joke.
there are so many things i can't tell.
it's so easy for an outsider to judge.
i just want you as you are, right now.
i feel like i could leave myself behind.
we've never talked about what happened.
i'm going to help you. i'll make it better.
they're the best cigarettes i believe i've ever smoked.
sometimes i feel like i'm disappearing.
i've never been very good at dressing myself up.
there's a midnight release at the bookstore.
i feel like an animal that locked its own cage.
i still feel like i'm unraveling.
you remember everything better than i do.
you have such beautiful eyes.
i'm not going to eat murder eggs.
i don't know how i should act.
when will i get to be your family?
i want to sleep for a hundred years.
i feel like i'm in a fugue state.
can't we just go home? i don't want to be here.
i'll be there in fifteen. be ready.
i keep having the same nightmare.
the time for redemption has passed.
i've always tried to be a good person. i'm pretty sure i used to be.
if you treat people with kindness, everything will turn out fine.
that's just how life goes sometimes.
maybe it's just a false positive.
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