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“Grief, my mother once told me, is love’s most honest expression. The last and hardest aspect of truly, truly caring for someone. She said it at her own mother’s funeral rites, tears in her eyes even as she tried to comfort a boy too young to understand why he was so sad, why his grandmother couldn’t be there anymore. She explained through choking sobs that without grief, love would be meaningless. Because it is impossible to truly love something that cannot be lost.”
― The Strength of the Few
― The Strength of the Few
“My last thought before I fell asleep was: He is dead. My only friend. My only enemy.”
― Piranesi
― Piranesi
“Certain people... they turn you into what you were before.”
― The Shadow of Kyoshi
― The Shadow of Kyoshi
“The point of revenge wasn’t to heal. The point was that the exhilaration, however temporary, drowned out the hurt.”
― The Burning God
― The Burning God
“It’ll never get easier. If you had a strict rule, maybe, to always show mercy or always punish, you could use it as a shield to protect your spirit. But that would be distancing yourself from your duty. Determining the fates of others on a case-by-case basis, considering the infinite combinations of circumstance, will wear on you like rain on the mountain. Give it enough time, and you’ll bear the scars.” He spoke out of kindness and sorrow, perhaps not as immutable as he claimed to be. “You will never be perfectly fair, and you will never be truly correct,” Lao Ge said. “This is your burden.” To keep deciding, over and over again.”
― Avatar: The Rise of Kyoshi
― Avatar: The Rise of Kyoshi
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