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“Everyone always says that things like common sense or instinct or morals are carved in stone. But that’s not true- actually, they’re always changing.”

Book:Life Ceremony

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Life Ceremony

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“He could not call up the faces of his own mother and father, who had died three or four years before. He would look at a picture, and there they would be. Perhaps people were progressively harder to paint in the mind as they were near one, loved by one. Perhaps clear memories came easily in proportion as they were ugly.”

Japanese Literature

Book:Thousand Cranes

Source: Thousand Cranes

“There is no such thing as a small voice when the world is aching to be heard. Speak with care, but speak.”

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Author:Lawrence Nault

“According to The History of the Body, edited by Corbin, Courtine, and Vigarello, the "criminalization of the gaze" that took hold around the dawn of the twentieth century had led to the decline of the freak show, which was subsequently replaced in popularity by the Monsters of Hollywood. Now, with costumes serving as an ethical cushion, people could enjoy ogling deformity without guilt or reserve.”

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Book:Hunchback

Source: Hunchback

“That's why we have to be careful. Something that has been in the hands of a twisted soul will also acquire a twisted soul. It's sad but I'm convinced it's true”

Cats Magical Realism Japanese Literature

Book:The Cat Who Saved the Library

Source: The Cat Who Saved the Library

“Words are like a telescope. They help you see the things you want to see, but they leave you blind to everything else”

Cats Magical Realism Japanese Literature

Book:The Cat Who Saved Books

Source: The Cat Who Saved Books

“I have to admit I envy people who never doubt themselves and spend their whole lives among others who are equally meek and gentle and warm. As far as hardship goes, if you can get through your life without experiencing it, so much the better; there's no need to go out of your way to seek hardship”

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Book:No One Knows

Source: No One Knows

“People have told me, really more times than I can remember, ever since I was a small boy, how lucky I was, but I have always felt as I were suffering in Hell. It has seemed to me in fact that those who called me lucky were incomparably more fortunate than I.”

Japanese Literature

Book:No Longer Human

Source: No Longer Human

“People have told me, really more times than I can remember, ever since I was a small boy, how lucky I was, but I have always felt as if I were suffering in Hell. It has seemed to me in fact that those who called me lucky were incomparably more fortunate than I.”

Japanese Literature

Book:No Longer Human

Source: No Longer Human

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