“It’s the devil,” Frex said, sighing. “The devil is coming.”
“Don’t say a thing like that on a day our child is expected!”
“I mean the temptation in Rush Margins! And you know what I mean, Melena!”
“Words are words, and what’s said is said!” she answered.Wicked: The Life and Times of The Wicked Witch of The West – Gregory Maguire
I’m note sure how I feel about this excerpt-and I wrote this down in the book too. Excuse me if I don’t elaborate further on these points, I think it’s wise to revisit this once I succeed in my seemingly everlasting efforts at actually finishing a book.
Part of me thinks that:
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Trust a person to say what they need to say and feel is justified.
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Accountability.
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Ick.
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Primitive, (one has) a mind, (so) use it to express (oneself) using a no-doubt eloquent vocabulary.
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Man (XY) vs Rock – no contest, man wins. Therefore man (race) masters his words.
Another part of me excuses the brazen choice of words and considers the wife’s protest an overreaction because…
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Dramatic, ideal words (are best) to vent frustration?
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Man (XY) = Rock
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