https://padlet.com/liamichelle06/2pnkrky0rg2kdrpd en-us 2022-09-23 23:43:36 UTC 2022-09-24 01:44:41 UTC hello@padlet.com liamichelle06 https://padlet.com/liamichelle06/2pnkrky0rg2kdrpd/wish/2311180419 "The Ice Man looked young, though that was offset by the white strands, like patches of leftover snow, mixed in among his stiff, wiry head of hair. He was tall, his cheeks were sharply chiseled, like frozen crags, his fingers covered with frost that looked like it would never, ever melt."

"No, the Ice Man said, I can’t read minds. I just know these things. Like I’m looking deep into a clear block of ice. When I gaze at you like this, I can see everything about you."

"When I cry, my husband kisses my cheeks, turning my tears to ice. He peels off those frozen tears and puts them on his tongue."]]> 2022-09-24 00:26:23 UTC https://padlet.com/liamichelle06/2pnkrky0rg2kdrpd/wish/2311180419 liamichelle06 https://padlet.com/liamichelle06/2pnkrky0rg2kdrpd/wish/2311200976 "When he was younger, he thought the apparitions he saw were ghosts of the dead, but now he knows that is not true. Now he has a theory that his visions are tricks of time, tangles produced when one part of the time- stream rubs up against another and the two cross for a moment. He has decided (after years of struggle) that he is not insane after all; his brain is wired differently from others, enabling him to discern these temporal coincidences. He knows he is not the only one with this ability, because some of the people he sees also see him, and shrink back in terror. The thought that he is a ghost to people long dead or still to come in this world both amuses and terrifies him."]]> 2022-09-24 01:14:56 UTC https://padlet.com/liamichelle06/2pnkrky0rg2kdrpd/wish/2311200976 liamichelle06 https://padlet.com/liamichelle06/2pnkrky0rg2kdrpd/wish/2311222867 "‘I saw them eat a man.’ He paused. ‘It was when I was little. I had been to the Hartmund house and I was on my way home. Halfway here, I saw a man and a Tlic and the man was N’Tlic. The ground was hilly. I was able to hide from them and watch. The Tlic wouldn’t open the man because she had nothing to feed the grubs. The man couldn’t go any further and there were no houses around. He was in so much pain, he told her to kill him. He begged her to kill him. Finally, she did. She cut his throat. One swipe of one claw. I saw the grubs eat their way out, then burrow in again, still eating.'"]]> 2022-09-24 01:43:06 UTC https://padlet.com/liamichelle06/2pnkrky0rg2kdrpd/wish/2311222867