Cherei

“Some people can't be warned away from disaster, you can try, you can put up every alert, but they'll still go their own way.”
― Alice Hoffman, Practical Magic

“Dictators never accepted failure. They preferred to have their mistakes forgotten, overshadowed with spectacle.”
― Steve Berry, The Malta Exchange

“London’s lost rivers had taken on a romantic sort of mystery in popular awareness. The idea of waters flowing on and on in the endless darkness under the city streets was deliciously eerie, and of course lost and abandoned tunnels and caverns had always appealed to a certain sort of adventurous spirit. Even the names were evocative: the Tyburn, the Fleet, the Effra, the Westbourne, once broad streams in their own right—now bound and channeled in the bowels of the ancient city, but not entirely forgotten. The old rivers flowed now in a muffled roar and chime of water through cathedrals of tile and brick, unseen arches and coigns of gorgeous complexity guiding and shaping their eventual journey to the sea.”
― Vivian Shaw, Strange Practice

“There are magnificent beings on this earth, son, that are walking around posing as humans. And I don’t ever want you to forget that. You hear me?”
― Fannie Flagg, Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe