How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #7
I opened my mouth to protest my innocence—and stopped when I noticed a cup floating toward me. (5.137)
Almost anything Jacob has seen thus far could be explained away somehow, but since David Blaine isn't anywhere nearby, levitating dinnerware can only be the result of something supernatural.
Quote #8
We just kept walking, the girl who could make fire with her hands and the invisible boy and me. (6.2)
Jacob feels right at home amongst the peculiar children pretty quickly, even though he still feels as though he doesn't quite fit in, being normal and all.
Quote #9
"At base, it is a simple dichotomy: there are the coerlfolc, the teeming mass of common people who make up humanity's great bulk, and there is the hidden branch—the crypto-sapiens, if you will—who are called syndrigast, or "peculiar spirit" in the venerable language of my ancestors." (6.88)
Whenever supernatural people are being discussed, it helps to have fancy names for them, from the casters of Beautiful Creatures to the Volturi of Twilight. Miss Peregrine's sets itself apart by being nearly unpronounceable. Must be because they're in Wales.