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“Twins aren’t always born to mirror—they’re born to fracture. ~ Thoughts on Conjoined twins Allyson and Andrea.”

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“Everything passes between us in that wordless way only sisters understand. The guilt and resentment and love all tangled up into something too difficult to put into words, so for a moment all we can do is sit there and feel it, take the force of it as it washes over us.”

Love Memories Connection Sisters Sisterhood

Book:The Rose Bargain

Source: The Rose Bargain

“Let us speak for a moment on the matter of sisters. They can be enemies to fight or companions to lean upon. They can, at times, be strangers. They are not required to be friends or to have involvement in one another’s lives or to be anything more than strangers united by the circumstances of their birth. Still, there is a magic in the word sister.”

Book:In an Absent Dream

Source: In an Absent Dream

“Franny gave her sister a tired smile. 'Oh, my love', she said. 'What do the only children do?' 'We'll never have to know', Caroline said.”

Book:Commonwealth

Source: Commonwealth

“Fine. Fuck him, then kill him if that's what you have to do," Phoebe said. "But he needs to be killed." "Aren't you supposed to be the healer?" Brigid said. "Why don't you make yourself useful and get some bandages for our guest's gaping head wound.”

Sisters Witches Dark Humor Bickering Women

Book:The Women of Wild Hill

Source: The Women of Wild Hill

“إنكم تنظرون إلى ما فوقكم عندما تتشوقون إلى الاعتلاء،اما انا فقد علوت حتى أصبحت اتطلع إلى ما تحت أقدامي فهل فيكم من يمكنه أن يضحك وهو واقف على الذرى..من يحوم فوق أعالي الجبال يستهزئ بجميع مآسي الحياة ويستهزئ بمسارحها بل بالحياة نفسها”

Philosophy فلسفة فلسفة ألمانية

Book:هكذا تكلم زرادشت

Source: هكذا تكلم زرادشت

“She'd been so quick to believe the worst of her sister. Now Phoebe knew why. She'd wanted to. Her entire life, Phoebe had defined her place in the world in relation to Brigid. She was the sweet one. The easy one. The healer. She needed Brigid to be the bad sister in order for her to be the good one. But she'd mixed up their roles. She'd been wrong about everything. Brigid saw her sister start to crumble. "Hey, Phoebe, don't lose it," she said. "It's all in the past now. I just wish I'd killed that bitch when I had the chance. The fire ants would have been the perfect solution. No open casket." Her sister's kindness destroyed the last of Phoebe's defenses, and the tears finally broke through. "I'm sorry," she blubbered. "I'm sorry for blaming you for Mom's death, and I'm sorry for believing your stepmother. I'm fucking awful." "Yeah," Brigid said, pulling Phoebe into her arms. "You're a real asshole. But you're also my sister, and I'll always love you.”

Realization Sisters Reconciliation Self Awareness Honesty

Book:The Women of Wild Hill

Source: The Women of Wild Hill

“In the attic, the three discovered an entire rack of evening gowns representing every fashion trend of the twentieth century. Brigid chose a strapless black cocktail dress that Sadie had worn. Phoebe found a flowing white Halston that Flora purchased back in the seventies. And Sibyl chose a gold-beaded flapper dress that had belonged to her great-great-grandmother, Rose. Liam sent a car to fetch them for the party. Gathered in the foyer, it was the first time they saw each other in their formal wear. Brigid's eyes were smoky and lips scarlet. Her red hair fell over her bare shoulders, where blue veins were just visible beneath violet-tinged skin. Phoebe's skin glowed with no assistance from makeup, and she wore her hair in a crown of braids woven through with a golden ribbon. Sibyl was where all the Duncans traits met. She was light and dark, glamorous and natural. Her red curls formed a bloom around her lovely face. The Three looked, very much, like a trio.”

Family Sisters Witches Aunt Mother Daughter Ancestors Niece Slay Fashion Sense Trio

Book:The Women of Wild Hill

Source: The Women of Wild Hill

“Sisters are soldiers, comrades-in-arms, I recited. Sisters are always on the same side. Shoulder to shoulder, steady on their feet. Sisters don't judge, or compare, or compete, she finished, a wistful ghost of a smile hovering over her lips.”

Book:Rise and Divine

Source: Rise and Divine

“The ghosts of our past have come to haunt us at last.”

Sisters Spooky Ya Fantasy Foreshadowing Ya Series

Book:The Unraveling of Emlyn DuLaine

Source: The Unraveling of Emlyn DuLaine

“Her sisters were her future; single women have only each other. For many, mutual support was their only means of financial survival, but for most it brought other riches with it: a whole wealth of comfort, companionship, and joy.”

Sisters Women Quotes Supportive Relationship

Book:Miss Austen

Source: Miss Austen