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Twin Peaks is a small town with a unique charm. Just ask anyone ( Read more... ) -
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She has closed the main switchboard for the day and is preparing to walk back to the apartment in the early evening, as is her usual habit. When Moiraine leaves the sheriff's department, however, she finds that someone is waiting for her outside. He looks up as the door opens, and nods a greeting ( Read more... ) -
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Lucy had arrived without warning at the apartment shortly before noon, and five minutes later Moiraine found herself in the passenger seat of Lucy's car on the way to a Tupperware party at Norma Jennings' home.
Although it had been an extremely unusual experience, she cannot truly say that it had not been a pleasant one. At the very least, it ( Read more... ) -
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It happens slowly, as most things worth having do ( Read more... ) -
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[After this.]When she returns from Milliways, Moiraine does not stay in the apartment for any longer than it takes to cross the room and walk out the front door. Two minutes later, she is gliding down the street at a brisk pace ( Read more... ) -
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It is quiet in the apartment.
Moiraine has settled herself by the window with a book, but the text is being ignored in favor of the view.
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Upon her return from Milliways -- without difficulty, as it happens -- Moiraine makes use of the telephone a second time without delay.
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The Wheel of Time turns, and ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth returns again ( Read more... ) -
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She had carefully prepared herself before opening the door, knowing that she would have a mere instant at most in which to act. As Moiraine crossed through from Milliways into the Royal Palace of Caemlyn, she embraced saidar and channeled a second gateway into existence, so close beside the first that her single step carried her through both at ( Read more... ) -
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The study is a barren place, as compared to its appearance in days past. No books remain on the shelves, nor is there any other indication of her years-long residence ( Read more... )