Dietland
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The die was cast with Adam and Eve.
Ones an innie, ones an outie.
I understand the impulse, but like dont roll your eyes away from the page.
It keeps going and gets worse: The outie acts all outie.
It kills things and builds fires and stuff, while the innie gathers and communicates effectively.
Jennifer is using its power to enact consequences against the 100 very worst men it knows about.
Stanley is not just on the list; hes ranked in the top ten.
(The president is No.
If anything happens to their wives, maybe someone will give a damn.
Julia is still trying to use her financial power to force Jennifer into a course correction toward nonviolence.
Every revolution has its martyrs, her opponent replies.
The spokeswoman says Jennifer is not for sale.
Julia encourages her to think about the people shed want to be secure if she were a fugitive.
The matter is, for now, left unresolved.
If Plum cant respect their beliefs, Verena tells her, she may belong somewhere else.
The initial kiss, though, is good.
She doesnt want that, and says shes going to leave.
As he whispers, I love you, fatass, Plum goes dead in the eyes.
The die was cast with Adam and Eve.
Kicked out of paradise and she took all the blame.
Safety was the coin of the realm, and the outies had that market cornered.
Must we still be infantile/cutesy in our vocabulary when weve just finished watching an outie rape our heroine?
