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“He called. To schedule a reading.” “Who, Mom? Speak louder. It’s loud here.” “Gansey.” For a moment, Blue didn’t understand. Then realization tumbled down, weighting her feet. Her voice was a bit faint. “When … did you schedule it for?” “Tomorrow afternoon. It was the fastest I could get him in. I…” quote by Maggie Stiefvater
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““He called. To schedule a reading.” “Who, Mom? Speak louder. It’s loud here.” “Gansey.” For a moment, Blue didn’t understand. Then realization tumbled down, weighting her feet. Her voice was a bit faint. “When … did you schedule it for?” “Tomorrow afternoon. It was the fastest I could get him in. I tried to get him in sooner, but he said he had school. Do you have a shift tomorrow?” “I’m changing it,” Blue replied immediately. It was someone else saying the words, though. The real Blue was back in the churchyard, hearing his voice say Gansey. “Yes, you are. Go work.” As she hung up, she could feel her pulse fluttering. It was real. He was real. It was all true and terribly, terribly specific.””

Maggie Stiefvater

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater, 2012

A character confronts a mysterious call that forces her to act quickly, revealing hidden truths and deep emotional stakes.

In simple terms: A mysterious call pushes her to act, revealing truth and emotion.

Key Takeaway

Act promptly when faced with urgent, mysterious information.

Themes

mystery communication decision identity emotion

Mood

anxious determined hopeful

Type

narrative dramatic emotional

When to use this quote

  • urgent phone call
  • personal crisis
  • making quick decisions
  • balancing responsibilities
  • seeking truth

Key Concepts

psychology trust reality perception urgency

Questions to Reflect On

  • What would you do if a mysterious voice demanded immediate action?
  • How do you verify reality when emotions run high?
A Different Perspective

The urgency may cause rash decisions without full understanding.

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