Chloe Hodge > Quotes

“When I bow before you, I will worship your entire existence. You are a goddess, and I, your humble servant.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Cursed and the Broken

“The wheel of fate keeps turning, my friend. We’re just along for the ride.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Fated and the Damned

“There was only one bed.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Cursed and the Broken

“The things she’s done, I will never forgive; the woman she was, I will never forget.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Fated and the Damned

“Humans respond to power and wealth like any other beast when presented with a free meal.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Fated and the Damned

“Home had never been the roof over my head, the town, or even the woods I loved so much. Home was my family.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Fated and the Damned

“I’m surprised your head isn’t dragging on the ground with how full of shit it is.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Cursed and the Broken

“Why look to men when a woman wears the weight of all injustices?”
― Chloe Hodge, The Cursed and the Broken

“Only the brave bear the weight of purpose. Only the brave don their sword and armour, battling for a better world.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Cursed And The Broken

“What I feel for you goes far beyond that. I need you like I need air to breathe, and sustenance to keep me nourished. You are both my biggest failure, and the biggest victory I might ever achieve. I can’t do this without you. I won’t.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Fated and the Damned

“there’s not a place in the world where shadows can’t mask the malevolent. There would always be those who feared what they could not understand or did not bother to know.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Fated and the Damned

“Being different is not a sin, nor does it make you lesser than others. Straighten your shoulders, lift that chin. Your magic will remake our world one day,”
― Chloe Hodge, The Cursed and the Broken

“Ace lifted his hand to wave back, but it must have glitched last minute because only his shiny middle finger popped up. Technology could be so unreliable.”
― Chloe Hodge, A Sky of Storms

“I had always questioned what god would condone such a thing—condemning others for being different. For being wrong in the eyes of the many.”
― Chloe Hodge, The Cursed and the Broken

“Christians, pagans, dark worshippers; our beliefs were so different, and it was that fact that made faith so dangerous. That fact that had humans burning witches at the stake and cultists cutting out hearts and draining bodies of blood. Were they so different in the end? I had to think so. Humankind had many flaws, but despite their ruthlessness towards witches—or those unfortunate human girls who were labelled as such—their savagery was born from fear, not a need for power. Yet power was always what it came down to,”
― Chloe Hodge, The Fated and the Damned