Deadline
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The accident victim will die whether they’re promised recovery or not, but the parent told that their child is dying may have time to prepare, and may be able to treasure those final days together even more. To tell the truth is to provide armament against a world too full of cruelties to be defeated with simple falsehoods. If these truths mean the world is less comforting than it might have been, it seems like a pretty small price to pay.
It seems to me we owe the world—more, we owe ourselves—t...he exchange of comfort for the chance that maybe the truth can do what people always say it can. The truth may, given the opportunity, set us free.
—From The Kwong Way of Things, the blog of Alaric Kwong, April 16, 2041 We had another meeting with the senator today. We’re about to head out, and he wants to be sure that we all understand our roles in the campaign. I don’t think he trusts us to have our heads in the game right now, and frankly, neither do I. Shaun is barely talking to anyone, including me, and Buffy simply isn’t talking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The accident victim will die whether they’re promised recovery or not, but the parent told that their child is dying may have time to prepare, and may be able to treasure those final days together even more. To tell the truth is to provide armament against a world too full of cruelties to be defeated with simple falsehoods. If these truths mean the world is less comforting than it might have been, it seems like a pretty small price to pay.
It seems to me we owe the world—more, we owe ourselves—t...he exchange of comfort for the chance that maybe the truth can do what people always say it can. The truth may, given the opportunity, set us free.
—From The Kwong Way of Things, the blog of Alaric Kwong, April 16, 2041 We had another meeting with the senator today. We’re about to head out, and he wants to be sure that we all understand our roles in the campaign. I don’t think he trusts us to have our heads in the game right now, and frankly, neither do I. Shaun is barely talking to anyone, including me, and Buffy simply isn’t talking.
What to read after Deadline?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mira Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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