Quote by Cassandra Clare

She shuddered. Oh, no. I hate chocolate.Will looked horrified. What kind of monster could possibly hate chocolate?

She shuddered. Oh, no. I hate chocolate.Will looked horrifie

Summary

This quote highlights the different reactions of two individuals to the dislike of chocolate. The first person experiences a strong negative physical reaction ("shuddered") upon expressing hatred towards chocolate. On the other hand, the second person, Will, reacts with disbelief and horror, questioning how anyone could dislike chocolate. This quote showcases the contrast in preferences and the cultural norm of chocolate being widely adored, emphasizing the diversity of tastes and the subjective nature of personal preferences.

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Humor Funny Will Herondale Tessa Gray

By Cassandra Clare

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