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“Crooked Warden,” said Locke, “men are stupid. Protect us from ourselves. If you can’t, let it be quick and painless.”
― Red Seas Under Red Skies
― Red Seas Under Red Skies
“So you took her out looking for moss and got turned on. It's really not a sin, brother."
"I kissed her."
"Still not a sin, unless you think she didn't want to be kissed."
"No." Stephen had to admit that Grace had seemed quite pleased to be kissed, at least at first. "No, that part went well."
"Then not a sin."
"Then we had an argument."
"Still not a sin."
"I said some very stupid things."
"Unsurprising, but not a sin."
"Then she stepped on a severed head."
"Wait, what?”
― Paladin's Grace
"I kissed her."
"Still not a sin, unless you think she didn't want to be kissed."
"No." Stephen had to admit that Grace had seemed quite pleased to be kissed, at least at first. "No, that part went well."
"Then not a sin."
"Then we had an argument."
"Still not a sin."
"I said some very stupid things."
"Unsurprising, but not a sin."
"Then she stepped on a severed head."
"Wait, what?”
― Paladin's Grace
“I have never been wistful in my life." Grace had no idea what being wistful entailed, but she was pretty sure that you had to be younger and thinner and possibly have consumption.”
― Paladin's Grace
― Paladin's Grace
“But that was the first thing I had to learn about her, and maybe the hardest I’ve ever learned about anything—that she is her own, and what she gives me is of her choosing, and the more precious because of it. Sometimes a butterfly will come to sit in your open palm, but if you close your hand, one way or the other, it—and its choice to be there—are gone.”
― Dragonsbane
― Dragonsbane
“For anyone who has ever been told their spark shouldn’t burn so bright and for all the people who loved them precisely because it did.”
― Spark of the Everflame
― Spark of the Everflame
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