At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people see — Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
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At a time like this with damage and disorder everywhere, no tale is too absurd to be believed and even decent people seek something on which to vent their anger.

— Madeleine Brent, Stranger at Wildings
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