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“There’s always the option of deciding for yourself who you are and what you’ll become.”
― Jodi Meadows, Incarnate

“What happened after death? Where did you go? What did you do? The scariest possibility was that we might. just. stop.”
― Jodi Meadows, Asunder

“My life might have begun as a mistake, but I wouldn't let it end as one.”
― Jodi Meadows, Asunder

“Go away.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

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― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“A hole in my Sam.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“And sometimes we finally grow wise enough to understand life is a gift that can't- shouldn't- last forever.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“It burst out of me until I was a star exploding.

And I could see everything.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“I like to think I get it from being me.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“Because they don't have the weapon. I mistranslated those lines in the book. You are the weapon.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“But I wasn't back in time. I was now.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“We are your army.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“You don't have to say anything. Just play.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“But in the hours that were really minutes, he didn't beg me not to leave. He didn't say he hadn't meant it. When I stood, his gaze just followed me up. Then I was a shattered blown-glass blue rose, and every step away from him made my shards clatter and chime.”
― Jodi Meadows, Asunder

“I'd be afraid of what would happen after. Where would I go? What would I do? I don´t want to stop existing. (...) That's probably the most frightening thing I can imagine.”
― Jodi Meadows

“I'm afraid, Ana. I'm afraid, and I feel like if I don't kiss you right now, I'll break apart.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“Just accept it, Ana. You can't stop your friends from loving you. You can't stop Sam from feeling the way he does. You know I admire that you question things, but this - this doesn't have to be one of them.”
― Jodi Meadows, Asunder

“And who you are isn't already cast in everyone's eyes. No one knows what to expect from you. Some would say society's in a rut. Stagnant. By virtue of being new, you have the power to shake us out of that.”
― Jodi Meadows, Incarnate

“The darkness was memory.”
― Jodi Meadows, Incarnate

“So, dragons." Fayden shook his head. "Yet another thing that wants to kill us.”
― Jodi Meadows, Phoenix Overture

“Ana leaned close and whispered, "I've been reborn.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“I hate not knowing the truth.”
― Jodi Meadows, Infinite

“I've never had a home before." That must have been all the sweets talking; I'd never have told him otherwise. "I mean, staying with Li, I never felt like I belonged. That's all."
Sam touched my wrist, making me shiver. "You always have a home with me.”
― Jodi Meadows, Incarnate

“I was an afterthought, five thousand years later. A mistake, because Ciana was gone. I was the dissonant note on the end of a masterpiece symphony. I was the brushstroke that ruined the painting.”
― Jodi Meadows, Incarnate

“What a powerful feeling, love, able to withstand time and distance and disagreements. No wonder I wanted it so badly.”
― Jodi Meadows, Asunder

“Sam." I felt like I was choking. Or drowning. Maybe some of both. He stopped walking, at any rate. "You asked how I'd know who you were."
Silence.
"I'll always know.”
― Jodi Meadows, Incarnate

“Ana. I want you to know I'd choose you. If it were up to anyone, if what I wanted counted for anything, I'd have chosen you.”
― Jodi Meadows, Incarnate

“I had to drop my head back to meet his eyes, and the way he said my name--it was the same reverence people used in their prayers to Janan.”
― Jodi Meadows, Asunder

“It seems love is the most important thing. Someone who doesn't love us and uses us to hurt others was never worth our devotion.”
― Jodi Meadows, Asunder

“Sam hauled open the library door.
"There you are!" Whit pushed up from the desk he'd been hunched over. "We thought you two had given up on us."
"Unlike some people I know," I said, removing my mittens and scarf, "we don't live here."
"She says that now." Sam followed me toward Whit's and Orrin's desks, where they worked over flat electronic screens. "But the first thing she said when I showed her the library was that we should move in."
Orrin lifted an eyebrow, oddly delicate for someone so large. "The acoustics would be terrible.”
― Jodi Meadows, Incarnate