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LAST SATURDAY OF THE DECADE 🧊🧊🧊

he eats pomegranates whole

“happy endings” this “sad endings” that– you can debate the relative merits of each till your mouth goes dry and it’s still not a meaningful binary. Is the ending coherent and emotionally appropriate for the story? Cool.

Corpse Song, Margaret Atwood

[ID: I exist in two places, / here and where you are.]

Character A tilting Character B’s chin up to get a better look at their face and the evidence of the fight. A delicately thumbs away the streak of blood by B’s mouth, saying nothing as they examine it. After a brief pause, B’s heart skips a nervous beat as A looks them dead in the eyes. Their voice is quiet and tense, their anger barely restrained.

“Who did this to you?”

“Rinascimento” by Yoshitaka Amano, Vogue Italia January 2020.