Meg Ripley > Quotes

“But remember, you can ask a man to accompany you to the Grimm’s doorstep, but he’ll invite you both in for tea. Are you ready for death to offer you tea?”
― Meg Ripley

“This dress has no pockets.”
― Meg Ripley

“For peace, power must be returned to where it was first stolen from.”
― Meg Ripley

“She'd never experienced a time when giving someone power didn't feel like relinquishing some of her own.”
― Meg Ripley

“Revolution will rise in the jaw of a waking beast.”
― Meg Ripley

“Perhaps guilt is irrelevant to her species, and in this place, they aren't a class of flawed so much as a congregation of the incomprehensible.”
― Meg Ripley

“Your natural self is magic, my loves.”
― Meg Ripley

“May they stir unfiltered hopes and dreams in little girls.”
― Meg Ripley

“I was the kid in school who didn’t have the right supplies or the right clothes. Dad made sure we ate, one way or another, but I was very aware of not having the same kind of life as the others.”
― Meg Ripley, Marked Over Forty: The Complete Series Collection

“The biggest Dirty sin there is, is a woman holding another woman down.”
― Meg Ripley

“Dirt need not benefit a man to be permitted.”
― Meg Ripley

“It's the conscious effort to hurt others that damns you. Ignorance is damaging, but forgivable.”
― Meg Ripley

“There's no way to reconcile a future without recognizing the past.”
― Meg Ripley

“Our mothers' mothers' ancestral power is accessible in every single one of us when we're born.”
― Meg Ripley