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“Traditional moral concepts don’t apply! (Consider this an official warning.)”

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“Dark, closed places like this make me uneasy. It is not the wild beasts or the idea of a lunatic with an ax. It is not facing my dreaded interior self. It is the informality, the thoughtlessness, the brooding wisdom, the endlessness, the closure of darkness. More than that, it is the thing in darkness I cannot name.”

Darkness Fear Of The Dark

Book:The Secret Knowledge of Water

Source: The Secret Knowledge of Water

“Winters here are hard. It is not so much the cold as the long nights, and I tended to sleep early and wake with first light to minimize the hours spent sitting in the darkness in forced immobility, idly tending the fire.”

Darkness Winter Wales Long Nights Immobility

Book:Deep Country: Five Years in the Welsh Hills

Source: Deep Country: Five Years in the Welsh Hills

“True friendship is like the sun that you can't always see in the darkness of night, but you know will return to brighten your day.”

Darkness Sun Friendship Quotes True Friendship Gandolfo Quotes Rj Intindola Quotes Quotes By Rj Intindola Brighten Your Day

Author:R.J. Intindola

“When I walk through the shadow of death, I shall fear no evil for the Lord is my shield.”

Inspirational Evil Darkness Shield

Author:Lailah Gifty Akita

“There would not be worth for lightness without darkness.”

Darkness Worth Worthiness Lightness Proverbial Wisdom

Author:Kamaran Ihsan Salih

“A spectacle of light illuminates a room full of darkness.”

Light Inspiration Hope Freedom Darkness

Author:Cyro Sanchez

“Music can conjure up many contrasting emotions. It can take you from heartbreak and darkness to implicit happiness in the effortless change of a beat.”

Happiness Music Darkness Heartbreak Musician Emotions Unity Beat Singer Songwriter Contrasting

Author:Miranda Easten

“You only really know the true power of light when you place it in the darkness.”

Book:Fighting Forward: Your Nitty-Gritty Guide to Beating the Lies That Hold You Back

Source: Fighting Forward: Your Nitty-Gritty Guide to Beating the Lies That Hold You Back

“The traditional purpose of darkness in the fantastic is to disturb, to unsettle, to cause unrest. This primal fear of darkness and Dark Others is so deeply rooted in Western myth that it is nearly impossible to find its origin... No matter what the reasons were for the way our culture came to view all things dark in the past, the consequences have been a nameless and lingering fear of dark people in the present.”

Darkness Fantasy Racism Lightness The Fantastical

Book:The Dark Fantastic: Race and the Imagination from Harry Potter to the Hunger Games

Source: The Dark Fantastic: Race and the Imagination from Harry Potter to the Hunger Games

“From ancient Greece and the classical tradition, to the Christianization of the late Roman Empire and Dark Ages Europe, the emergence of catholic Europe, and the Crusades against the Islamic world, a nameless and lingering fear of dark-skinned people has been normalized in the popular imagination. Darkness--an antagonist born of this primal fear--is the archetypal monster in much of our literature, media, and culture. Thus, the Dark Other becomes monstrous in our collective imaginations, a shadow creature locked into place and time, imbued with a fixity that is difficult to overcome. In my studies of and experiences with the fantastic, I have found that this fixity has led to fan and audience complaints whenever a dark-skinned character moves out of his or her expected place of abjection.”

Darkness Media Racialized Mirrors

Book:The Dark Fantastic: Race and the Imagination from Harry Potter to the Hunger Games

Source: The Dark Fantastic: Race and the Imagination from Harry Potter to the Hunger Games