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A literary approach pays attention to both what Mark tells us and how he tells it.

Why does he choose to invent a literary form rather than use a culturally familiar one? This will be discussed at the outset under "ideology of genre" (below, 3, B).

If it were that important, SHIELD would have sent me." "Remember that conversation we had about being more supportive?" "Sorry.

My parents have been incredibly supportive from perhaps the first real independent decision I made to become a vegetarian at 11, which was certainly not consistent with their diet at the time.

I love ghosts; I prefer ghosts to some people.

She was a decent storyteller, but a crap liar, for all the sense that made.

Adrian had a Guinness because I guess he felt like drinking a loaf of bread or something. That's what it smelled like, anyway.

I don't see why not," I all but snapped at him. "His body was experimented upon, and there are records of it. What else would you call it?" "I don't know. Necropsy?

I've got a woman. A crazy woman." "Sounds like the start of a country song to me," I said.

I bet you a million dollars, that guy was the jackdaw!" "Oh, crap, I bet you're right," he muttered in response. "He's the stupid bird.

You have a really warped relationship with technology. – May

Adrian said, "You sure know how to win friends and influence people." "That's why they call me Raylene. It's Greek for 'charming.' " "You're so full of shit," he observed.

Fuck you," he said, resorting to that last argument of vice presidents.

What happened back there? That was … it was magic, wasn't it?" "Either magic, or that woman is so crazy she can fly.

I hoped to God that I was overstating the urgency, but my internal Panic O'Matic assured me that heavily armed commandos were already rifling through my underwear drawer.

compliment on her teeth and his gesture

His voice was low and manly,

Captain, and he marched over

If love were an animal, what species would it be and could you train it? Love would be two animals: a hummingbird and a snake. Both are perfectly untrainable.

Stephen Jay Gould once wrote that the human mind delights in finding pattern — so much so that we often mistake coincidence . . . for profound meaning.

He don't have no orgies," he said. "How do you know?" "Nobody's never had no orgies in Merridale. It's in the town code. If you have an orgy, you get hit by lightning." "Bullshit," said Fred Hibbs. "You ever read the town code?

Listen, I don't have the time or patience for this

However, ask someone to articulate Indian community values and there won't be a clear answer. Do

All yours, sweetheart," Smithe added. "And Steele, I'm talking to Donovan. If there was ever anything sweet about you the Polar ice caps might melt.