Marissa Burt > Quotes

“Remember that only love conquers fear.”
― Marissa Burt, Story's End

“But sometimes it's the smallest things that end up making the biggest difference." Indy reached out and clasped Peter's arm. "And you're not alone. No matter what happens, Peter, we so this together. And we do this for Story.”
― Marissa Burt, Story's End

“Was there an actual Harry Potter who, on his eleventh birthday, wondered if something fabulous was about to happen?”
― Marissa Burt, Storybound

“Truth is one of the most powerful weapons against evil. And wisdom, which enables us to discern how to apply the truth. Without truth and wisdom, how would we be able to tell the different between the evil and the good?”
― Marissa Burt, Storybound

“Do your fears not hurt you? When you have a wound, you must cleanse it. With healing comes a sting that lasts but a moment.”
― Marissa Burt, A Legend of Starfire

“And why is it that you think freedom comes from not belonging?”
― Marissa Burt, A Legend of Starfire

“Any old fire is fit for a King if kindness be there.”
― Marissa Burt, Storybound

“I released the Enemy. Me. His daughter.”
― Marissa Burt, Story's End

“You have the Elements to write a grand Tale,” Kai said with a sad smile. “But you will not rewrite Story.” He thumped his staff on the wooden floor, and his form flickered, grew taller, and then morphed into a towering warrior-king, crowned with white fire and readied for battle. “My name is Story, and I cannot be unwritten.”
― Marissa Burt, Story's End

“Now’s your chance, Horace. You get to choose. Be brave and fight for Story? Or run away and regret it for the rest of your life.”
― Marissa Burt, Story's End

“Fear makes characters do foolish things.” Kai said.
“But fear also leads to moments of bravery.” Indy handed a broadside to a pair of worried-looking Villagers. “My dad says that true courage is carrying on even when you’re afraid.”
Kai studied Indy for a moment and then nodded slowly. “Your father is a wise man,” he said. “I’ve often said something similar myself.”
“Wisdom and bravery?” a voice asked from somewhere near Peter’s knees. “You must be thinking of a cat.”
― Marissa Burt, Story's End