Sage Moline

“I wonder how much of a person is simply fabricated by others,” she said. “And think about this: None of us see the same person in the exact same way. We bring ourselves into the equation. So an individual is never really an individual.”
― Anne Frasier, The Body Reader

“Is he right in the head?” “Oh no, sir, I’m left brained.” Ciarán nodded seriously. “Killian’s the one who’s good at math.”
― Harper Wylde, Spark of Intent

“Dominance. It’s a key aspect of nature and a driving force in society. It separated the working class and the elite, the rich and the poor. In nature, it’s. Lack and white - predator versus prey - but humans have a false sense of right and wrong. They believe in shades of gray. They’ve deluded themselves into thinking there’s such a thing as equality. Segregation is wrong, they say, yet only a hundred years ago, they were cracking the whips. Hypocrisy at its finest.”
― Kel Carpenter, Heir of Shadows

“We live our lives frightened. But still we must go on,”
― Garrett Robinson, Mystic: A Book of Underrealm