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S.T. Gibson Quote: “What is more lovely, after all, than a monster undone with want?”

51. “What is more lovely, after all, than a monster undone with want?”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “I was tired of the circumference of the whole universe living in your circled arms, of the spark of life hiding in your kiss, of the power of death lying in wait in your teeth.”

52. “I was tired of the circumference of the whole universe living in your circled arms, of the spark of life hiding in your kiss, of the power of death lying in wait in your teeth.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “I, however, took love much more seriously. Love was no girlhood game. It was an iron yoke, forged in fire and heavy to wear.”

53. “I, however, took love much more seriously. Love was no girlhood game. It was an iron yoke, forged in fire and heavy to wear.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “I am trying to tell you why I did what I did. It is the only way I can think to survive and I hope, even now, that you would be proud of my determination to persist. God. Proud. Am I sick to still think on you softly, even after all the blood and broken promises?”

54. “I am trying to tell you why I did what I did. It is the only way I can think to survive and I hope, even now, that you would be proud of my determination to persist. God. Proud. Am I sick to still think on you softly, even after all the blood and broken promises?”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “But even a life of perfect leisure was not enough to soothe her desire for true freedom. She wanted, above all, a life unshackled to convention or even the people she loved, and so her light began to dim once again.”

55. “But even a life of perfect leisure was not enough to soothe her desire for true freedom. She wanted, above all, a life unshackled to convention or even the people she loved, and so her light began to dim once again.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “You usually looked at us like we were hoards of gold, precious and rarefied. But now you looked at me the way you looked at one of your books. Like you were draining me of all useful knowledge before tossing me aside.”

56. “You usually looked at us like we were hoards of gold, precious and rarefied. But now you looked at me the way you looked at one of your books. Like you were draining me of all useful knowledge before tossing me aside.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “I met your eyes. So very black, like I could fall into them and never find my way out again.”

57. “I met your eyes. So very black, like I could fall into them and never find my way out again.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “Eventually, even your death becomes its own sort of inevitability.”

58. “Eventually, even your death becomes its own sort of inevitability.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “I was tired of carrying around the weight of a love like worship, of sickly-warm rush of idolatry coloring my whole world.”

59. “I was tired of carrying around the weight of a love like worship, of sickly-warm rush of idolatry coloring my whole world.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “After that whole debate with the Harkers he was sullen for months.” “Who are the Harkers?” “Before your time dear, just some dreadful Victorians.”

60. “After that whole debate with the Harkers he was sullen for months.” “Who are the Harkers?” “Before your time dear, just some dreadful Victorians.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “You must never overthink any good and pleasurable thing.”

61. “You must never overthink any good and pleasurable thing.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “You kissed me. Punishingly, until my lips were bruised, until there was scarcely any air left in my lungs. The force of your love nearly drove me to my knees. I was no woman, I was merely a supplicant, a pilgrim who had stumbled across your dark altar and was doomed to worship at it forever.”

62. “You kissed me. Punishingly, until my lips were bruised, until there was scarcely any air left in my lungs. The force of your love nearly drove me to my knees. I was no woman, I was merely a supplicant, a pilgrim who had stumbled across your dark altar and was doomed to worship at it forever.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “I wanted to crawl between whatever was blossoming between the two of you and live there. This was my home too, I wanted to shout.”

63. “I wanted to crawl between whatever was blossoming between the two of you and live there. This was my home too, I wanted to shout.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “There was no huge argument that predicated my decision to betray you, no ultimate act of tyranny. I simply broke under the weight of a thousand tense nights, a thousand thoughtless, soul-stripping words.”

64. “There was no huge argument that predicated my decision to betray you, no ultimate act of tyranny. I simply broke under the weight of a thousand tense nights, a thousand thoughtless, soul-stripping words.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “I lost myself so entirely in charting the contours of my love for you that there wasn’t any room for tracking time. There wasn’t any room to examine the past or the future, there was only the eternal now.”

65. “I lost myself so entirely in charting the contours of my love for you that there wasn’t any room for tracking time. There wasn’t any room to examine the past or the future, there was only the eternal now.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “Like Christ, I had become intimately acquainted with violence and the sins of the world, but I had not come away unblemished.”

66. “Like Christ, I had become intimately acquainted with violence and the sins of the world, but I had not come away unblemished.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “She looked like she had just stepped out of an opium dream, all blown pupils and reddened mouth. “Your excellency,” I breathed, my heart suddenly in.”

67. “She looked like she had just stepped out of an opium dream, all blown pupils and reddened mouth. “Your excellency,” I breathed, my heart suddenly in.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “Nothing existed beyond the range of your exacting gaze, not even me. I was simply a non-entity when you weren’t looking at me, an empty vessel waiting to be filled by the sweet water of your attention.”

68. “Nothing existed beyond the range of your exacting gaze, not even me. I was simply a non-entity when you weren’t looking at me, an empty vessel waiting to be filled by the sweet water of your attention.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “At the time, I would have called it proof of your love, burning and all-consuming. But I’ve grow to understand that you have more of the scientist obsessed than the love possessed in you, and that your examinations lend themselves more towards a scrutiny of weakness, imperfection, any detail in need of your corrective care.”

69. “At the time, I would have called it proof of your love, burning and all-consuming. But I’ve grow to understand that you have more of the scientist obsessed than the love possessed in you, and that your examinations lend themselves more towards a scrutiny of weakness, imperfection, any detail in need of your corrective care.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “You’re young, unschooled in the ways of love. Love is violence, my darling; it is a thunderstorm that tears apart your world. More often than not, love ends in tragedy, but we go on loving in the hope that this time, it will be different. This time, the beloved will understand us. They will not try to flee from our embrace, or become discontent with us.”

70. “You’re young, unschooled in the ways of love. Love is violence, my darling; it is a thunderstorm that tears apart your world. More often than not, love ends in tragedy, but we go on loving in the hope that this time, it will be different. This time, the beloved will understand us. They will not try to flee from our embrace, or become discontent with us.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “I knew then I would chase your tiny moments of weakness all the way into hell and back. What is more lovely, after all, than a monster undone with wanting?”

71. “I knew then I would chase your tiny moments of weakness all the way into hell and back. What is more lovely, after all, than a monster undone with wanting?”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “You must forgive me. You had overstepped so many of my boundaries and left me so little of my own privacy that it didn’t seem unfair for me to deny you a little of yours.”

72. “You must forgive me. You had overstepped so many of my boundaries and left me so little of my own privacy that it didn’t seem unfair for me to deny you a little of yours.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “Ever gallant, ever pacing the stage of your own design, saying your right words.”

73. “Ever gallant, ever pacing the stage of your own design, saying your right words.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “I was no woman; I was merely a supplicant, a pilgrim who had stumbled across your dark altar and was doomed to worship at it for ever. I don’t know what I had been thinking, supposing I was strong enough to leave.”

74. “I was no woman; I was merely a supplicant, a pilgrim who had stumbled across your dark altar and was doomed to worship at it for ever. I don’t know what I had been thinking, supposing I was strong enough to leave.”

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S.T. Gibson Quote: “No matter. Nothing else will do. Nothing less than a full account of our life together, from the trembling start all the way to the brutal end. I fear I will go mad if I don’t leave behind some kind of record. If I write it down, I won’t be able to convince myself that none of it happened. I won’t be able to tell myself that you didn’t mean any of it, that it was all just some terrible dream.”

75. “No matter. Nothing else will do. Nothing less than a full account of our life together, from the trembling start all the way to the brutal end. I fear I will go mad if I don’t leave behind some kind of record. If I write it down, I won’t be able to convince myself that none of it happened. I won’t be able to tell myself that you didn’t mean any of it, that it was all just some terrible dream.”

— S.T. Gibson

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