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Sometimes, as now, she entertained the fragile hope that she might wind them up so tightly in their own inconsistencies that they would inadvertently reveal a truth or two.
“You have to know that bigots are unwittingly handing you an edge. By thinking you're lesser than they are, they underestimate you. Lean on that. Learn to use it, and you'll get the upper hand.”
― Horse
― Horse
“You see, doing one thing differently is very often the same as doing everything differently.”
― The Midnight Library
― The Midnight Library
“Going through the mirrors requires confronting yourself. You need guts, you know, to look yourself straight in the eyes, to see yourself as you are, to dive into your own reflection. Those who hide their faces, those who lie to themselves, those who see themselves better than they are, they will never be able. So believe me, it doesn't run the sidewalks!”
― A Winter's Promise
― A Winter's Promise
“He had loved nothing more than the truth, and she had loved nothing more than her imagined world. Somehow, in spite of that, they had found each other.”
― A Study in Drowning
― A Study in Drowning
“She almost laughed. “I think you’re a man who gathers up power like a child gathers up wildflowers in the woods.”
“Responsibility, maybe,” he said. “Not necessarily power.”
“Harder to gather handfuls of lake water or rain,” she said.
“I know,” he said. “I don’t expect to be able to harvest you.”
― Troubled Waters
“Responsibility, maybe,” he said. “Not necessarily power.”
“Harder to gather handfuls of lake water or rain,” she said.
“I know,” he said. “I don’t expect to be able to harvest you.”
― Troubled Waters
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