Oh, parts of my body got all kinds of tingly seeing that go down. Kat whipped toward me, her eyes glowing from within. In that moment, she looked like a goddess- a goddess of vengeance.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In the text from "Opposition" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the narrator experiences a powerful and almost overwhelming physical reaction witnesses a dramatic event. The tingling sensation signifies both excitement and fear, indicating the emotional weight of the moment. This reaction highlights the intensity of the situation unfolding and the deep connection the narrator feels with it.

Kat, in this moment, transforms into a formidable figure, resembling a goddess of vengeance. Her glowing eyes suggest a transformation fueled by strong emotions—anger and determination. This vivid imagery not only elevates her character but also paints a picture of the fierce power she embodies at that moment, signifying that she is ready to confront whatever challenge lies ahead.

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