Top 80 Adalyn Grace Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “Despite what you seem to think of me, I’m no monster. Though pain cannot always be avoided, I try to make death peaceful when I can. I cannot take everyone at their happiest state, but I do try.”

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52. “Signa Farrow was many things, but she was not prey.”

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53. “Grief is a weird thing, Percy, because no two people experience it the same.”

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54. “Too often the world did not consider women as people but as stepping stones for men. A woman was ostracized the moment she strayed from the prescribed path, left to fend for herself in a world with too few opportunities.”

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55. “Dismemberment for anyone who ever tried to touch me. The tongue flayed from those with wicked mouths. And the hearts eaten from any man who’s ever told me to smile.”

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56. “Fate was her summer sun – too intense for most to bear, while she tipped toward him like a flower, craving his touch.”

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57. “Signa Farrow was like water: quiet, thoughtful, clever. But Blythe held the passion of fervent flames. She was a fire, all-consuming and never satiated, and Aris could not stop himself from some compulsive need to be burned.”

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58. “Not every genius will be appreciated and too many amateurs will get the attention that others deserve -Aris.”

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59. “Whatever you decide, I will be here,” Death promised. “Until the moment you tell me to leave, I will be by your side.”

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60. “He was a desperate man, and more susceptible than Signa had expected. One day she might use that to he advantage. But in that moment, she could think only of how sad it was. How sad and how broken he was.”

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61. “I detest you and your entire lineage,” he spat. Blythe patted his arm. “That’s the spirit! Be sure to put all that fire into your gameplay.”

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62. “He could have the entire world in the palm of his hand if he wanted, but he chooses confirmed happiness rather than the gamble. Fear will stop him from taking a risk, as it does with so many.”

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63. “I care not for what comes next, as you have given me more than I ever thought possible. You have given me a life beyond the shadows, Little Bird. And whatever happens from here, I know that we will face it together.”

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64. “But death did not need to be seen; he was to be felt.”

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65. “So which is better? To live forever, or to live and love?”

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66. “It’s said that the Wisteria Vine is a symbol of immortality. Blythe Hawthorne had often admired the flower – as deadly as it was beautiful, and resilient enough to thrive for centuries even if left forgotten.”

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67. “He was the fire of the stars. The dazzle of the moon. The darkness of the shadows, and the caress of wind against her skin as that darkness drank her in like she was the finest wine.”

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68. “Death was her poison, and all she wanted was to consume more.”

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69. “I’ve done it to you thrice.”

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70. “Do not make yourself small. Do not change yourself to suit him. Teach him how to treat you, and remember that you deserve everything this life has to offer.”

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71. “With him, Signa no longer wanted to wonder. She wanted to know. Death dipped his head low, words brushing against her ear. “I have waited for you for a very long time, Signa Farrow.”

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72. “I am not trying to take you from the life that you know. All I’m trying to do is show you a world that you deserve to see – Aris.”

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73. “All those I touch,” Death whispered, “die.”... “Except for you, Signa Farrow. When I touch you, I feel you. On you, my influence is temporary.”

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74. “Beside her, Death set down his tea. How do you feel about this woman? I could infect her with a light plague, perhaps. Or we could give her the pox? Blemished skin may do her vanity some good.”

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75. “If I were you, I would stop blaming myself for the grievances of the dead, even if we did once share the same blood... sometimes stepping down means the same thing as stepping up. This is your situation to figure out and be at peace with, Amora. But you need to get out of the past if you’re ever going to see a better future.”

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76. “Burn as brightly as the sun if you wish, Aris, but I will not look away.”

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77. “It’s not too late for us; we are not the mistakes of our family.”

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78. “Each color is an emotion. Together they tell a story, because that’s all that a life really is – a series of feelings and emotions that draw a person toward action or inaction.”

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79. “Careful,” warned the spirit. “Books are fragile things.”

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80. “I have imagined countless ways that I might be rid of you. Countless ways that I might quiet that filthy mouth of yours. Yet since the moment I saw you stalking the halls of my home, I’ve also felt something stirring that I do not understand, but that I’ve not felt in a very long time. And this time I will not run from it.”

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81. “You are valued, Signa. I want you to hear that from me before some vulture of a man starts filling your head with sweet words. I care for you not because you’re polite or skilled at social graces, but for all the oddities that make you who you are.”

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82. “Speak one more word to my wife,” Aris growled, “and I will tear your tongue from your throat.”

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83. “Blythe had never known someone better suited for tea with the ton. Aris was more dramatic than anyone she’d ever met.”

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84. “You are mine.” The words were not possession, but a promise. “For as long as you’ll have me, you are mine, Signa Farrow. I will burn this world to cinders before I let anyone take you from me.”

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85. “She tried to steal a look at him, but the mist and the shadows obscured him. She could have tried harder, but in the end it didn’t matter to her what Death looked like. What she felt for him – how she wanted him – was bone-deep and aching.”

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86. “She’d been wrong to fear change – wrong to fear Foxglove, for it was the perfect canvas. A strange, misunderstood place she could explore to her heart’s content. Like, it seemed, had called to like. Here, she would grow roots of her own, and no one could ever force her to leave. Perhaps being alone wasn’t always such a bad thing.”

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87. “If people are afraid, then let them be afraid. Your shoulders were not meant to bear the weight of their expectations, Signa. You were not made to please others.”

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88. “The fact that she had not simply melted into the ground from sheer embarrassment was a true testament to her inability to die.”

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