Boarded up the cinema
"Everyone dies," he says.
Despite my horrifically inflamed tonsils, I swallow the over-milked (excessively lactated?) Figaro coffee I bought as pressure / motivation / lifeblood while I do my Philo paper. And I blink at the man in front of me, twiddling with my blueberry muffin (no double meanings here), and looking toward the distance.
"Everyone dies," he repeats.
I bite my lip to stifle a gasp. And a torrent of coffee. Leaning forward so that our noses are almost touching, I say in a panic-stricken whisper:
"You're not talking about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows are you?"
Despite my horrifically inflamed tonsils, I swallow the over-milked (excessively lactated?) Figaro coffee I bought as pressure / motivation / lifeblood while I do my Philo paper. And I blink at the man in front of me, twiddling with my blueberry muffin (no double meanings here), and looking toward the distance.
"Everyone dies," he repeats.
I bite my lip to stifle a gasp. And a torrent of coffee. Leaning forward so that our noses are almost touching, I say in a panic-stricken whisper:
"You're not talking about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows are you?"
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