Don't throw it away.

"No one said anything as [he] settled down in the gap left between Ronan and Blue. He looked as Blue remembered him, his shoulders hunched forward and his hands restlessly moving from place to place. The ever-present smudge on his face was clearly where his cheek had been smashed in. The longer she stared at him, the more certain she became that she was at once seeing his dead body and his live one. That smudge was her brain's way of reconciling those facts."
- The Raven Boys

Everyone's favorite ghost boy, Czerny! He's not your favorite ghost? Oh boy, then you better get to reading Maggie Stiefvater's The Raven Cycle straight away. It features clever writing, excellent plot twists, amazing characters with dynamics I never get tired of reading about, and, of course, ravens, Welsh Kings, tarot cards, and ley lines. It's an urban fantasy thriller. 3 out of the 4 book series have been released, and they're all masterpieces.

This is technically a spoiler, but not really. Just don't look at the tags or comments and you'll be fine.

For some reaosn he keeps telling people "don't throw it away" in the first book, and I can't remember how many times he's said it total, but none of the times he says it make any sense, so I feel like it will be important in the last book...maybe I'm just paranoid...anyway, it's a good summation of what happened to him with the ley line.

Hahaha I suck at drawing skulls because I was afraid of them when I was little and I still don't willingly seek out imagery of them

Critique desired