Strange Memories on this Nervous Night
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Nursing student, pop culture junkie, and part time rare book dealer. I have about a hundred different random fandoms and love posting quotes from whatever I'm reading. So sorry in advance. If you see me mention the "poor suckers," I am referring to my followers.
[note: I'm home for the summer and my wifi is really shitty. So if I seem to have disappeared or don't reply to something etc, that's why.]
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Good Will Hunting:
POTC:
Mamma Mia:
Angels and Demons:
Thor:
But of course, leave it to me, I can only see him as the serial rapist/murderer in
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo:
Sorry about that, Stellan. -
She trusted him. Maybe. It was troubling that one of the few people she trusted was a man she spent so much time avoiding.
Then she made up her mind. It was absurd to pretend that he did not exist. It no longer hurt her to see him.
She opened the door wide and let him into her life again.Stieg Larsson, last lines of the Millennium Trilogy -
Impulsive actions led to trouble, and trouble could have unpleasant consequences. She never did anything without first weighing the consequences.Stieg Larsson
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It did no good to cry, she had learned that early on. She had also learned that every time she tried to make someone aware of something in her life, the situation just got worse. Consequently it was up to her to solve her problems by herself, using whatever methods she deemed necessary.Stieg Larsson
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I finally got back in town today and so I went to buy my copy of Dragon Tattoo. Then while I was checking out, I saw all the Swedish ones next to the register and a sign that said “5.99 with any purchase.” So I determined that was the universe trying to tell me I needed these movies.
As if my family didn’t think me crazy already, it probably didn’t help my case when I was waving the American DVD in their faces in all its “bootleg” glory saying “Look how clever it is!!! LOOK!!!”
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“Normally seven minutes of another person’s company was enough to give her a headache, so she set things up to live as a recluse. She was perfectly content as long as people left her in peace. Unfortunately society was not very smart or understanding.”
-Stieg Larsson
