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The silence is peaceful. From where sheâs perched, she can hear owls, crickets, and the rustling of leaves. But the rest of the world is sleeping and sheâs only just started to appreciate the tranquility in that. The tranquility of being alone; when the weight of downturned mouths and pitying eyes is non-existent. Some of them have the mind to stay quiet, Others⌠Others ask her how sheâs doing, even if theyâve never bothered to ask before. Or worse, they say that theyâre sorry for what happened to her, though they never elaborate on which part theyâre talking about. Itâs to the point where she can hear the empty apologies even when they remain unspoken. Itâs to the point where sheâs turned her phone on silent, ignored every single one of her friendsâ attempts to hang out, and spent the majority of her time sleeping on the couch or sitting on the roof, mulling over how sheâs meant to return to school now that everyone knows. Now that everyoneâs sorry for âwhat happenedâ to her.
When she hears the creak of someone climbing out of the window behind her, she doesnât even bother trying to hide the joint. Instead, she takes another hit and tucks her arm behind her head, holding it up in the wide empty space beside her as a silent offering. She hates her own voice with a passion. Even to her own ears, every word that leaves her mouth sounds so fucking pathetic.Â
Itâs her turn to share the bed tonight, though Cam doesnât revel in its luxury for long. A comfy space isnât much use if you donât use it well. Because, most nights she canât sleep. Thereâs always too much going on: something to worry about, the previous day to mull over, a blog post to write. She slips from the covers of the bed and pads over to Caleb, sleeping on the floor nearest to the bed. With a little shoulder wiggle heâs awake, grumbling until he realizes what Camâs doing -- giving him the bed. She rolls her eyes, tucks him up next to Nate, and hesitates before laying the tiniest press of her lips to his hair as he settles in.
The chair in the living room -- usually Dadâs chair in the mornings, afternoons, and evenings -- is her favorite place to sit and read at night. She clicks on the standing lamp and opens up the graphic novel Saga sheâd recently borrowed from the library. The front window opening up to the yard and porch is curiously open, and Cam recognizes the scent tinting the breeze. She slips a bookmark into her page and sticks her top half out of the bottom window, noticing a figure on the roof and smoke trailing near them. She knows who it is -- this has become regular since. Since. By the by Camâs ignored it, let her sister have her space, but. She aches -- heart clenches tight, holds her breathing captive -- when she ignores something like this. Cam climbs the way to the roof window with a mind split: confront it or let it be. She thinks about what she would have wanted, in Mattieâs position. But also what she might need. And those are, in Camâs eyes, two very different things.Â
The proffered joint is waved away by Cam. Thereâs a niggling feeling within her to grab the weed from Mattie and throw it off the roof. But she knows that wonât do any good. And at least sheâs doing it here, and not somewhere where sheâs getting hurt. Again. Her split mind has no solution, and it keeps her from saying anything. She sits with her sister in the silence, leaning against the rough slats of the roof, watching her out of the corner of her eye. Warring between action and inaction.Â
âThe script itself was told honestly and simply but was filled with complexity. It deals with all the different hopes and fears humans of any age struggle with in a setting we donât know much about. Grace, for me, stood as an example of a strong woman struggling to keep herself and the people she loves together.â - Brie Larson
My bright lipstick serves as a warning to other people: danger, I am poisonous.
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I am sad and have a passion for unknown, distant places. I want to see the world. And I would love it, if I just had the chance to get away for a little while. But sadly, things arenât that easy; desire wonât change a thing.
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itâs a strange kind of loneliness , when you have too much to say but nobody to listen to it . choking on your own words .
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âŻ: Open when we canât communicate with each other ( {: {: {: )
Mattie,Â
The guidance counselor at your school said something about how writing â
I donât know how to say this in person so I thought a letter â
Youâre shutting down. I see it, with me and everyone else. This is how you cope. And I understand that. Burdening people with the stuff youâre going through is the last thing you want to do. Because whatâs on your chest is so black, so corrupted, and so horrible that no one should have to bear it.Â
Especially not you.Â
Please, Mattie, let me in. I canât lose you to the walls youâre building. Let me â
I remember I used to read you and Nate stories when you were little. And sometimes theyâd be scary because the shit I had to read wasnât really âkidâ appropriate. Iâd do all the voices and you two would be tucked into bed, covers pressed up to your necks.Â
One night we read Watership Down. You know, the book with the bunnies; a few of them die at the end of the book, and in retrospect it was a little traumatizing. I closed the book when it was time for bed; Nate had already fallen asleep way before. But you were still up, avoiding my eyes and playing with the blanket on your chest.Â
Even then you tried to shut me out. I had to crawl into bed with the two of you and turn you round so youâd look me in the eye. I laid with you and held you for nearly two hours, listening to the sounds of mum and dad downstairs, before you even uttered a peep of what had been going on in your brain. Two hours felt like a lifetime, staring at you and not being able to help. But when you broke in my arms, even if only for a moment, it felt like healing.
Itâs been three weeks, Mattie. I know well I canât make you do anything you donât want to do. Think you got that from me, to be honest.Â
Help me help you. Let me in. I want my little sister back. I want my Mattie back.Â
Cam
â (when is it not lbr)
â : Open when weâre fighting (and itâs your fault)
Nate,
This is a letter you receive when I am so upset with you that I canât even collect myself to talk face to face. So whatever it is youâve done, itâs pretty fucked up.Â
I know Iâm not as easygoing as Adam. I know I donât let you have the freedom you want, and that I lose my chill far more often that you and Mattie think I should. But maybe think about whatâs going through my head when you do stupid shit that puts your life in danger? If youâre reading this letter, Iâve also most likely grounded your ass so bad that if anything there is plenty of time to think about that.Â
Mom left and Dad fell apart when I was your age. Fifteen.Â
I had to leave a lot of things behind, a lot of goals I wanted to accomplish when that happened to me. To us. And now I try to make damn sure you guys get the opportunities I lost.Â
Which is why I get so goddamn angry when you do things you know arenât safe, or could hurt you. Itâs literally dismantling everything I fought to give you guys. Everything Iâm still fighting to give you guys, because goddamn if I forget when I lost you guys to the government.Â
I am sorry you are hurting. I am sorry this letter probably wonât make whatâs happening inside you feel better. And Iâm sorry I canât take that pain away. If I could, I would. You and Caleb and Mattie deserve better than the shit you were handed.Â
But your pain should not be an excuse to lash out and hurt yourself and others. Use it to get out of here, to make something of yourself instead of rotting in this home without an education, without friends, without passion.Â
Think of this letter the next time you decide you want to do something reckless. And remember that next time, though I will be screaming bloody murder at you, behind all that is just a fifteen year old girl attempting to keep her family together.Â
CamÂ
send a symbol for an "open when" letter from my muse ;
â: Open when you need to know how much I love you
â : Open when youâre mad at me
â: Open when you miss me
âť: Open when youâre lonely
âŁ: Open when youâre happy
â: Open when youâve had a long day
âŚ: Open when youâve had a bad day
â: Open when youâre sick
âĽ: Open when youâve left me after visiting
âŞ: Open when you canât sleep
âź: Open when youâre horny
â: Open when youâre imagining our future
âŻ: Open when we canât communicate with each other
â˛: Open when you need a reminder of all the things I love about you
âł: Open when you need motivation/encouragement
â: Open when you need to laugh
â: Open when youâre bored
â : Open when weâre fighting (and itâs your fault)
âż: Open when weâre fighting (and itâs my fault)
âş: Open when you need a kiss
BRIE LARSON // by Annie Leibovitz for Vanity Fairâs 2016 Hollywood issue // x

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The Wonderful Blessing of Reading Books:Â Illustrations by Juliano LopesÂ