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Weretiger Quotes

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“The tiger was not of this world. It only existed within [Atsushi]. It was his arrogance and cowardice, his pride and sense of shame. The more he tried to hide his weakness, the more exposed it became, like a photographic negative.”
Kafka Asagiri, 文豪ストレイドッグス 55Minutes [Bungō Stray Dogs 55 Minutes]

Alyssa Day
“There’s just not a huge market in used skulls these days.”
Alyssa Day, Dead Eye

Alyssa Day
“Everybody knows you can dispose of a body in the swamp and it will never be found until somebody cuts open a gator one day and sees bones.”
Alyssa Day, Dead Eye

“A twig snaps. I whirl around just in time to see a flash in the shadows of the forest. Or is it? My heart rate quickens. Maybe it’s my mind playing tricks–for real this time and not because everyone is telling me that's what’s happening.”
J.J. Wright, The Fang and the Flower

Salina Christmas
“And then my father saw it. First the green eyes. Then the massive head, a white patch on the forehead, and white fur framing the face. Then he saw the teeth. Horrific, sharp teeth. Finally, he saw the monster in its entirety. The tiger. But instead of speeding towards them on all fours, it was sprinting on two legs like a human being.”
Salina Christmas, A Request For Betrayal: The Constant Companion Tales

Salina Christmas
“It was around the time of the tiger rampage in June that he first heard of the beast. “Siluman harimau” according to the Javanese pupils. “Harimau jadian” to the Malay ones. They meant the same thing: were-tiger. He asked the pupils if it was a deity, Yamashiro being a believer of kami-sama after all. This wasn’t a deity, the pupils insisted. It was something unholy.”
Salina Christmas, The Keeper of My Kin: The Constant Companion Tales

Salina Christmas
“Yamashiro also had the opportunity to shoot the beast. He had the vantage point and position. Yet he did nothing. He simply watched the beast move from one man to the next. When it got too much, he closed his eyes.”
Salina Christmas, The Keeper of My Kin: The Constant Companion Tales