Shauna Lawless > Quotes

“Life was for living. Even within all the sorrow and pain that I carried with me, and that Murchad carried with him, pleasure was possible. And I would take it.”
― Shauna Lawless, The Land of the Living and the Dead

“There is nothing more natural than love, even though the priests would tell you to be ashamed of it. And so, yes, I lay with your father because I wanted to…”
― Shauna Lawless, Dreams of Sorrow

“It’s all a lie. Can you not see it? Christians use the religion to crush those beneath them. Priests and monks take money from those who don’t have any and say the Kingdom of Heaven can be bought for a price. What god allows such things to happen?”
― Shauna Lawless, The Land of the Living and the Dead

“Pride, as always with men, was the cause of their stupidity.”
― Shauna Lawless, The Children of Gods and Fighting Men

“Sins easily forgiven of a man, lingered when commited by women.”
― Shauna Lawless, The Words of Kings and Prophets

“The bonds of friendship can be a greater bind than the threat of a sword.”
― Shauna Lawless, The Children of Gods and Fighting Men

“Why does a man have the right to die with honour, but a woman not?”
― Shauna Lawless, The Children of Gods and Fighting Men

“Nothing matters, and everything does.”
― Shauna Lawless, The Children of Gods and Fighting Men

“As a boy I was a man, as a man I have become a ghost.”
― Shauna Lawless, Dreams of Chaos

“Love was as absent to me as sunshine on a rainy day, and it would be a long time before the clouds would clear.”
― Shauna Lawless, The Words of Kings and Prophets

“My sister”
― Shauna Lawless, The Land of the Living and the Dead

“What gives you the right to speak—”
“The right?” My voice rose. “The air we breathe gives me the right, the soil beneath my feet. I am born of this land, just as you are.”
― Shauna Lawless, The Children of Gods and Fighting Men

“Forgiveness had no hold on me anymore.”
― Shauna Lawless, The Words of Kings and Prophets

“I think if you looked around, you would see bravery in many of the women here. We don't hold swords the way you do, but we are still fighting.”
― Shauna Lawless, The Words of Kings and Prophets