It's raining questions around here. A person could drown in them.
"It's raining questions around here. A person could drown in them." This quote captures a sense of overwhelming curiosity and confusion, suggesting a flood of inquiries that could become suffocating. It reflects the tumultuous emotions and uncertainties faced by the characters, highlighting how questions can sometimes feel relentless and all-consuming.
From Miriam Toews' book, this quote emphasizes the emotional overload and the challenge of navigating complex feelings and situations. It portrays a vivid image of being overwhelmed by doubt, curiosity, or turmoil, resonating with readers who have experienced similar moments of confusion or emotional flooding.
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