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“Asleep she was a painting of a fire. Awake she was the fire itself”

Fire Painting Wind Asleep Patrick Rothfuss

Book:The Wise Man's Fear

Source: The Wise Man's Fear

“I'll send a boy round to [the crazy farmer] Martin's and ask him to come by with a couple bottles." "Get five or six," Bast said. "It's getting cold at night. Winter's coming." The innkeeper smiled. "I'm sure Martin will be flattered.”

Rogues Winter Is Coming Grrm Martin Rothfuss Bast Quothe

Book:Rogues

Source: Rogues

“Her eyes were dark. Dark as chocolate, dark as coffee, dark as the polished wood of my father’s lute. They were set in a fair face, oval. Like a teardrop. Her easy smile could stop a man’s heart. Her lips were red. Not the garish painted red so many women believe makes them desirable. Her lips were always red, morning and night. As if minutes before you saw her, she had been eating sweet berries, or drinking heart’s blood. No matter where she stood, she was in the center of the room. Do not misunderstand. She was not loud, or vain. We stare at a fire because it flickers, because it glows. The light is what catches our eyes, but what makes a man lean close to a fire has nothing to do with its bright shape. What draws you to a fire is the warmth you feel when you come near. The same was true of Denna.”

Kvothe Patrick Rothfuss Denna

Author:Kvothe in 'The Name of the Wind' written by Patrick Rothfuss

“Sim. Tinha defeitos, mas que importará isso para o coração? Amamos o que amamos. A razão não se intromete. De muitas formas, o amor menos sensato será o mais verdadeiro. Qualquer um conseguirá amar uma coisa "porque". É tão fácil como guardar um tostão no bolso. Mas amar uma coisa "apesar de", conhecer os defeitos e amá-los também, é algo raro e perfeito.”

Amor Homem Kvothe Patrick Vento Nome Rothfuss Sábio

Book:O Medo do Homem Sábio - Parte 1

Source: O Medo do Homem Sábio - Parte 1

“That’s one of the best things about horror movies – they’re not real life. They’re like emotional cardio. They give us the chance to be terrified in a consequence-free environment. That’s the joy of all fiction, really: you get the benefit of experiencing something without the burden of having to actually experience it.”

Awesomeness Rothfuss Blog Post Tinker S Packs

Author:Patrick Rothfuss

“Are you expecting someone to poison you?" he said, somewhat taken aback. "Not really. But it seems to me that if you wait around until you know you need an antidote, it's probably too late to pick one up.”

Poison Antidote Good Advice Rothfuss

Book:The Name of the Wind

Source: The Name of the Wind