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‘‘This isn’t some stupid storybook where the underdog wins in the end. This is the real world. The strongest do what they want, and everyone else has to live with it. Or”—she glanced significantly at Isaac—“not.”

— Django Wexler The Fall of the Readers (2017)

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But it’s not justice that they’re mostly concerned with, it’s division of the loot.

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Maybe that’s wisdom, seeing things that are obvious.

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Magic, you’ll find, is nine parts dull to one part excitement, and the exciting bits usually hurt like the blazes.

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The more he didn’t know, she reasoned, the easier he would be to fool.

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Of course, where magic is involved, appearances don’t mean much.

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