Book One in 'A Day of Anxiety', MG
The Master and Margarita (1967)
“Why must every relationship I have be so damned impossible? (Ravyn)
Hey now, defeatist talk from a catman like you? I’m the one who should be freaking out here. I mean, damn, you could give me fleas or something. (Susan)”
Source: Dark Side of the Moon
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