Bronwyn Lok

“Do you know them?"
"No," Brystal said. "I've never seen them before in my life."
"Then why are you so shaken?"
"Because not knowing them makes it worse," she said. "I've never said or done anything to these men, and yet they've devoted their whole lives to harming people like me. They have no reason to hate us, but they choose to hate us anyway. Of all the things in life to feel, why would anyone choose hatred?"
"I have no idea." Seven said. "But most people choose love. And that's why we're here—to make sure hate doesn't win.”
― Chris Colfer, A Tale of Witchcraft...

“You call this a public execution? I've been to tea parties that were more menacing! Come on, Emperor, you can do better than this! Give us blood! Give us suspense! Give us absolute terror!"
Mrs. Evergreen stared up at the emperor with large, exhilarated eyes, as if she was daring him to order a more gruesome death for her son. Justice Evergreen groaned and gave his family members a dirty scowl.
"Guys! We all agreed to stick to the script! Stop going rogue!"
"You can't expect a mother to remain silent at a time like this!" Mrs. Evergreen proclaimed. "I want the best for my son—and that includes his execution!”
― Chris Colfer, A Tale of Sorcery...

“How dangerous will it be?" Stitches asked.
"Extremely," Lucy said.
"Will there be violence?" Sprout asked.
"Definitely."
"And c-c-casualties?" Beebee asked.
"Most likely."
The witches smirked at Lucy and cackled with excitement.
"Say no more," Stitches said. "You had us at dangerous.”
― Chris Colfer, A Tale of Witchcraft...

“Life isn't supposed to be measured by time, by luck, or by privilege. Life is supposed to be measured by purpose. Everyone is born with a purpose—whether they choose to believe it or not. Some are meant to learn lessons, some are meant to teach them, while others are simply meant to observe. Naturally, a lot of people resent life when their purpose isn't easy or when it doesn't match their hopes and dreams, but no one leaves the world without completing exactly what they were meant to do. That's the rule of life.”
― Chris Colfer, A Tale of Witchcraft...