Don't look at me like I've kicked a baby pegasus into the street.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In "Deity" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the character expresses frustration at being unfairly judged by others, comparing their incredulous gaze to witnessing an outrageous act, like kicking a baby pegasus. This hyperbolic imagery emphasizes their feeling of being misunderstood and unfairly scrutinized. The line reflects a broader theme in the book about the struggles of the protagonist as they navigate complex relationships and the weight of expectations. It captures the essence of feeling like an outcast while also showcasing the unique blend of humor and seriousness that Armentrout weaves throughout the story.

In "Deity" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the character expresses frustration at being unfairly judged by others, comparing their incredulous gaze to witnessing an outrageous act, like kicking a baby pegasus. This hyperbolic imagery emphasizes their feeling of being misunderstood and unfairly scrutinized.

The line reflects a broader theme in the book about the struggles of the protagonist as they navigate complex relationships and the weight of expectations. It captures the essence of feeling like an outcast while also showcasing the unique blend of humor and seriousness that Armentrout weaves throughout the story.

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