Ember S End Quotes

“Shuffler, you're going to have to stop doing that....[....]...It's 'my place beside you,' not 'my place blocking your view.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“Dear Kyle, you are the great nitwit of the world. Love, Jo Shanks.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“Do you even know how to use one?' he asked. "The sharp part at the bad guys?' 'That's the general idea.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“Because you loved me. Before I was anything. Before I was at all lovable, you loved me. I won't forget.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“Our love is a treasure, but it's not the house we keep the treasure in.' Heather smiled through the tears. 'There is a bigger world we fit inside, and we can't say yes to our love right here without saying no to the world. I can't. I know you can't either, or you wouldn't be the one I love so much.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“I like you, Shanks. You remind me of me - well, me a long time ago.' 'That's pretty insulting,' Jo said, 'but I've heard worse.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“And the Great Wood did mend; brighter and brighter it shine, with more and more light to share. Mending begat mending, and the healing grew, like a disease in reverse, until the wholeness spread to the edge of every map.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“Almost getting killed is stressful.' Kylen said, wiping his eyes. 'I feel like I've been doing it my whole life.' 'We have so much in common,' Jo said as they resumed their march.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“What will you do when the war's over?' Kylen asked. The Pilgrim nodded to Jo. 'Probably rebel and try to start my own rival kingdom,”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“Dear Jo' she said, 'what a day this maybe.' 'It's the end, Mrs. Weaver.' 'Maybe it's the beginning.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“We were family then. We are family now. Won't you come home again?”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“Lord Captain Helmer once said that long speeches before meals are crimes of war.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“It is an age of discoveries...[...]...It's as if everything old has meanings now we hadn't ever known, and everything new is like an old thing we are only just now finding.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“But we must think of them not only as they have been but as what they might become.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“It's like being inside a perfect poem, I think.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“That's it. Words fail. Even the best-threaded and most ornate adornment cannot clothe this age enough in praise. It is beyond the cloth, and beyond the page.”
― S.D. Smith, Ember's End

“Those bucks only want to hear about the old days. I don't want to talks about them. Not yet. Maybe never will.”
― S.D. Smith