Night Film
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The sheets haven’t been changed since I bedded Hans, so they’ll be sticky.”
Abruptly, Hopper stood up, strode to a lamp in the corner, and, switching it on, drenched the room suddenly in blue light. It was as if he’d thrown acid on her. Marlowe hunched forward, gasping, burying her face in her knees.
“Turn it off,” I said to him, though he didn’t appear to hear me. I realized this situation was swiftly eroding, though the more I reprimanded Hopper, the more it seemed to invigorate Marlowe.
“Ash...ley Cordova. What do you know?” he demanded, looming over her.
“Diddly squatkis! You deaf, Romeo?”
“Hopper.” I stood up.
“Poop,” chirped Marlowe. “Zilch-o. Goose egg. From the day she was born, she was toast.”
“She doesn’t know what she’s saying,” said Nora.
“Are you going to shake it out of me? Murder me? Good. I’ll finally get my postage stamp. Unlike Ashley. No one will remember her. She died for nothing.”
Before I could react, Hopper bent over her, roughly shaking her by the shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sheets haven’t been changed since I bedded Hans, so they’ll be sticky.”
Abruptly, Hopper stood up, strode to a lamp in the corner, and, switching it on, drenched the room suddenly in blue light. It was as if he’d thrown acid on her. Marlowe hunched forward, gasping, burying her face in her knees.
“Turn it off,” I said to him, though he didn’t appear to hear me. I realized this situation was swiftly eroding, though the more I reprimanded Hopper, the more it seemed to invigorate Marlowe.
“Ash...ley Cordova. What do you know?” he demanded, looming over her.
“Diddly squatkis! You deaf, Romeo?”
“Hopper.” I stood up.
“Poop,” chirped Marlowe. “Zilch-o. Goose egg. From the day she was born, she was toast.”
“She doesn’t know what she’s saying,” said Nora.
“Are you going to shake it out of me? Murder me? Good. I’ll finally get my postage stamp. Unlike Ashley. No one will remember her. She died for nothing.”
Before I could react, Hopper bent over her, roughly shaking her by the shoulders.
What to read after Night Film?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marisha Pessl to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 6 years ago
never ending book with no ending
Guest 7 years ago
Excellent! I couldn't put it down! Love this book!Write Review:
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