Moira

“What our friend the duke does not understand is that a perfect record of treachery is just as predictable as one of impeccable loyalty. You simply must always expect to be stabbed in the back, and you’ll never be surprised. Keeping faith occasionally would make him much harder to anticipate.”
― Django Wexler, The Shadow Throne

“God,” he said, “I never want to do that again. I felt like everyone on the street was watching me.”
“You look ridiculous in that cloak,” Maurisk said. “You might as well carry a sign saying ‘I’m up to no good.’”
“I’d be happy to,” Faro said. “Much safer than one saying ‘I’m carrying enough money to buy a small city.’ Besides, it’s essential. Cloak-and-dagger work, you know? Cloak”—he pushed the cloak back, revealing a steel gleam at his belt, opposite where he normally buckled his sword—“and dagger! I wouldn’t feel properly dressed otherwise.”
― Django Wexler, The Shadow Throne

“Hey, pessimism is like paranoia. It's only a vice if they aren't out to get you.”
― Adam Elliott, Liar King

“Sooner or later, Captain, we all must take something on faith.”
― Django Wexler, The Shadow Throne