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“Life's beautiful moments that take our breath away, are the moments that remind us how to breath again.”

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“Istara found the courage to meet Sethi’s eyes. In his, the anguish of his love, untainted by the darkness. He was going to leave her. Tears blazed a path through her soul. He drew her against him as she wept, as she accepted what he already knew. For them, there could only be war.”

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Book:The Rise of the Goddess

Source: The Rise of the Goddess

“Fate behind the pillars where something fell.”

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“I ask of you. Are you my Master?”

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“We are but pitiful narrative creatures... obsessing over the agony of not knowing. Sisyphus, Atlas, Echo, all those poor souls, now us. It is the oldest story of them all; never-ending pain.”

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Book:Lanny

Source: Lanny

“Mister Miracle: No one loves L.A. People just come here because they think they have to. Then they don't leave because they think they can't. Big Barda: Darling, please. After everything. Haven't you learned by now? That's all love is.”

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Book:Mister Miracle

Source: Mister Miracle

“The courage of the authoritarian character is essentially a courage to suffer what fate or its personal representative or “leader” may have destined him for. To suffer without complaining is his highest virtue—not the courage of trying to end suffering or at least to diminish it. Not to change fate, but to submit to it, is the heroism of the authoritarian character.”

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Book:Escape from Freedom

Source: Escape from Freedom

“The duration of a person’s life is only a moment; our substance is flowing away this very moment; the senses are dim; the composition of the body is decaying, the soul is chaos, our fate is unknowable, and reputation uncertain. In a word all bodily things are like a flowing river, and everything of the soul is dream and smoke, and life is all warfare and a stranger’s wanderings, and the reward is oblivion. What then could possibly guide us? Only one thing: Philosophy.”

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“He had no idea that people thought he was clowning. It was Fate, of course, which had costumed him--Fate, and a feeble will to survive.”

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Book:Slaughterhouse 5: The Children's Crusade A Duty-Dance With Death

Source: Slaughterhouse 5: The Children's Crusade A Duty-Dance With Death

“There are many branches of time reaching from your bodies—I can see them attached to one another. Humans call it fate, but it’s nothing so poetic as that. It’s simply time. Time, and the decisions you make as it passes, which in turn make history. When one decision becomes impossible, the thread snaps, leaving you fewer and fewer choices.”

Book:Timekeeper

Source: Timekeeper