The Passage, I Think It's Not Y to Be.

I thought that her going to the legal aid place was really cool, that she had unburdened herself of something and felt like now she could go nd do good in the world. There's an almost erotic, at least romantic aspect to the stack of unfiled papers and documents. I could never be an attorney in a billion years, much to my grandmother's chagrin,. but to ha that like a granular, like nervous system connection with a character that i'm seeing it the way she's seeing it, and it fills her with light again.