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"and despite Navidson's dying candle, its curves still hold out the promise of even greater illumination."

"Was Navidson like Jonah?" The Haven-Slocum Theory asks. "Did he understand the house would calm if he entered it, just as Jonah understood the waters would calm if he were thrown in them?"

"And yet out of the thousands of pictures Navidson took, there does not exist a frame without a single person in it. -> Navidson religiously studied others. The world around only mattered because people lived there."
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"Karen prepared herself for reconciliation. Of course she had no idea what that would entail. Or how far she would have to go." [sic]

I'm assuming that if you put MZD's brain on paper, it would look something like this, but probably wider. I'm not going to skate around it, I like that it looks somewhat like my brain would look like (with more commas) on paper. I'm not scared about that, I like that. I like it. A different house, a different cast of characters, and (ironically) more colors.

I'm not sure why I'm tracking my progress of this book as I don't ever do that and it is weirdly making me feel uneasy to do so. Navidson and I have something in common, I guess. It's nearly impossible to track given the recursive footnotes. Also, the house doesn't seem to like being tracked.

+ the Whalstoe Letters