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Razuvaeva28 апреля 2019 г.- Отбей им телеграмму, - предложил Квентин. - «Дорогие дальнеостровитяне тчк пришлите денег тчк если у вас их нет присылать не надо тчк».
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o1impia5 января 2017 г.Любая наука оказывается не просто труднее, чем ты ожидал, а выходит за рамки всех твоих ожиданий.
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Mifsoznanie2 октября 2016 г.- Ты хочешь сказать, что боги не обладают свободой воли.
- То есть способностью совершать ошибки? Ею обладаем только мы, смертные.
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vicious_virtue9 апреля 2016 г.Читать далееHe kicked open the first door he saw and almost died when a massive fireball rolled over him.
It was a colossally powerful casting. Someone had spent a long time setting it up and pumping energy into it. It enveloped him completely, and he felt the flames licking him, icy through the fireproofing spell. But the spell held. When the fire had dissipated his limbs were smoking but undamaged.
He was standing in the doorway of a darkened library. Inside, sitting at a desk with two lanterns on it, was a skeleton in a nice brown suit. Or not quite a skeleton, a man, but an obviously dead one. He still had flesh on him, but it had shrunk and turned leathery.
It was very still in the library. Bookshelves smoldered and crackled quietly on either side of Quentin, from the fireball. The corpse watched him with eyes like hard dry nuts.
“No?” it said finally. Its voice buzzed and flapped, a blown-out speaker. It obviously didn’t have much left in the way of vocal cords. Some unnatural force was keeping it alive, long after its sell-by date. “Well. That was my only spell.”395- vicious_virtue9 апреля 2016 г.
Time, that dull mechanism that usually reliably stamped out one second after another, like parts on a conveyor belt, erupted into a glorious melody.
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“Pardon me, Your Highness,” Eliot said, “but what the hell are you doing?”
“Sorry. It’s the only room that was big enough for the matches.”
“This is the part where I’m supposed to say, ‘Matches, what matches?’”376 - vicious_virtue9 апреля 2016 г.
In all honesty Quentin had only a very vague idea of how tournaments worked, or even what they were, except that they were something kings used to do at some point between when Jesus was alive and when Shakespeare was alive, which was as close as Quentin could get to placing when the Middle Ages had actually happened.
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There was some murmuring among the upper servants that such a spartan chamber was not entirely suitable for a king of Fillory, but Quentin had decided that one of the good things about being a king of Fillory was that you got to decide what’s suitable for a king of Fillory.
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Spade7 июля 2015 г."I don't think they can change their minds. When you get to that level of power and knowledge and perfection, the question of what you should do next gets increasingly obvious. Everything is very rule-governed. All you can ever do in any given situation is the most gloriously perfect thing, and there's only one of them. Finally there aren't any choices left to make at all."
"You're saying the gods don't have free will."
"The power to make mistakes," Penny said. "Only we have that. Mortals."366- Spade7 июля 2015 г.
In the Order we call it 'inverse profundity'. We've observed it in any number of cases. The deeper you go into the cosmic mysteries, the less interesting everything gets.
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