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❝ The wound was a reminder of her stupidity, of how readily she’d been willing to put her faith in the Darkling’s promise of strength and safety, of how easily she’d given up her power to him—and no one had needed to force her down the aisle to make her do it. She’d done it gladly. You and I are going to change the world, he’d told her. And she’d been fool enough to believe him. ❞ me: * trying to make a short video for tik-tok* inspiration: ok, babe, try me I'm a little sad that the Darkling and Zoya's story is being ignored. I don't like the fact that in the TV Show they created a physical connection between them, because in the plot of the book there was no such thing. But I like the emotional connection between them. Zoya had never had a strong man's shoulder, because her father had calmly watched her get married to an old man. So the Darkling became the first man who gave her safety and protection. He taught her how to use power, became a real teacher, and,
