531 Monstrosity & Morality: Dividing Lines of the Self and Other, Section 4

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Re: PRIMARY SOURCES: MID-TO-LATE 19TH CENTURY

[libraryofbabel]

You open the hand-bound sheaf of papers. The writing is in slightly childish-looking script, and decorated with marginalia doodles illustrating parts of it.

Unlike the other books, it doesn't seem to be associated with a particular memory—but it does give you a sense of warmth and excitement.

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[scattershot]

[If I was in a place where everyone wanted to learn, too—

[Alisaie puts the papers down, her hand resting on the cover.

[Suddenly, she feels so homesick it hurts.]

Re: PRIMARY SOURCES: MID-TO-LATE 19TH CENTURY

[scattershot]

[She shakes it off, after a moment: she has to. It's not at all what she's here for.

[Let's try the next room. Late nineteenth century, wasn't it...?]