Under the attentiveness was fear, and something else. Anger, hate—the instinctive rejection of an intolerable truth.


Chapter 22 (p. 149) - The Ginger Star (1974)

Leigh Brackett Quotes

Under the attentiveness was fear, and something else. Anger, hate—the instinctive rejection of an intolerable truth.

Under the attentiveness was fear, and something else. Anger, hate—the instinctive rejection of an intolerable truth.

Under the attentiveness was fear, and something else. Anger, hate—the instinctive rejection of an intolerable truth.

Under the attentiveness was fear, and something else. Anger, hate—the instinctive rejection of an intolerable truth.