The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to — Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
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The fear of an unknown never resolves, because the unknown expands infinitely outward, leaving you to cling pitifully to any small shelter of the known: a cracker has twelve calories; the skin, when cut, bleeds.

— Caroline Kettlewell, Skin Game
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