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Natalie Haynes
“Certainly not Perseus who – you’ll soon see – has no interest in the wellbeing of any creature if it impedes his desire to do whatever he wants. He is a vicious little thug and the sooner you grasp that, and stop thinking of him as a brave boy hero, the closer you’ll be to understanding what actually happened.”
― Natalie Haynes, Stone Blind: Medusa's Story

Lauren J.A. Bear
“There is no perfect trinity, for three connotes competition. Power struggles. Favoritism and loneliness. We were almost not a trio; although now that she is gone, neither of us feels like a duo. We are not twins, nor will we ever be. Our third was the center, and when we lost her, we also failed each other, collapsing inward upon ourselves. A broken triplet. Thrice blessed. Thrice cursed.”
― Lauren J.A. Bear

Natalie Haynes
“No sea god would want to feel so weakened. A shudder ran through Sthenno as she thought of what she had lost: the sweet sense of owning herself and her feelings, of having no concerns at all, or only the very mildest kind. All of this was gone, exchanged without warning for a cold, gripping panic whenever a child stumbled or hid or cried. This, she knew, was love. And she felt it even though she did not want it.”
― Natalie Haynes, Stone Blind: Medusa's Story

Natalie Haynes
“I see everything but I don't know everything.”
― Natalie Haynes, Stone Blind

Natalie Haynes
“If you're not lonely, then what are you?' The goddess blinked once or twice as she tried to find her answer. 'I helped so many men find their way home,' she said. 'Because they had lost themselves on a quest or in a war and all they wanted was to return home. No matter what adventures they had, what riches they held, what wonders they saw, what they really wanted was to remember those things from the safety of their homes.”
― Natalie Haynes, Stone Blind

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