Top 20 Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quotes (2024 Update)

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “A true name is a powerful thing. Dangerous. Many go through life asleep inside, because no one has ever called their true name. And so, they think themselves safe.”

1. “A true name is a powerful thing. Dangerous. Many go through life asleep inside, because no one has ever called their true name. And so, they think themselves safe.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “My love,” she said, “I could never betray you. You betray yourself, but I will only ever bring you back.”

2. “My love,” she said, “I could never betray you. You betray yourself, but I will only ever bring you back.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “Sometimes a nemesis can grow dearer to the heart than a friend or even a lover. There is something... ‘foundational’ in an enemy. Something that reminds one why one continues to live.”

3. “Sometimes a nemesis can grow dearer to the heart than a friend or even a lover. There is something... ‘foundational’ in an enemy. Something that reminds one why one continues to live.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “Regret and repentance do not always walk hand in hand.”

4. “Regret and repentance do not always walk hand in hand.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “I’m worthless,” Lionheart says. “I couldn’t save her. I couldn’t redeem my honor.” “You never can,” the Prince replies. He takes Lionheart by the shoulders and forces him to sit up, to face him. “But do you think my grace insufficient to forgive you?”

5. “I’m worthless,” Lionheart says. “I couldn’t save her. I couldn’t redeem my honor.” “You never can,” the Prince replies. He takes Lionheart by the shoulders and forces him to sit up, to face him. “But do you think my grace insufficient to forgive you?”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “There is a moment that comes into every life when the right word, the right look even, could change the shape of the world forever. The wrong one could as well, though the resulting shape would be different. No word at all, however, and the moment slips by, and things remain unsaid that perhaps should have been said, perhaps shouldn’t, and no one can ever know for sure.”

6. “There is a moment that comes into every life when the right word, the right look even, could change the shape of the world forever. The wrong one could as well, though the resulting shape would be different. No word at all, however, and the moment slips by, and things remain unsaid that perhaps should have been said, perhaps shouldn’t, and no one can ever know for sure.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “For you are mine now. Forever.”

7. “For you are mine now. Forever.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “Gently Aethelbald lowered his face to hers and kissed her on her charred and blackened mouth. She closed her eyes and felt she could not bear such exquisite pain or beauty.”

8. “Gently Aethelbald lowered his face to hers and kissed her on her charred and blackened mouth. She closed her eyes and felt she could not bear such exquisite pain or beauty.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “I wore white peonies in my hair the night I met your father... He said I looked like a Faerie princess.”

9. “I wore white peonies in my hair the night I met your father... He said I looked like a Faerie princess.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “Our Prince does not give his servants hopeless tasks. They sometimes do not follow an expected path, but they are never hopeless.”

10. “Our Prince does not give his servants hopeless tasks. They sometimes do not follow an expected path, but they are never hopeless.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “She felt herself caught up in the greatness of a story far too big for her mortal understanding, caught up and carried in a rolling current. But she was unafraid. For the first time, she believed she was truly alive.”

11. “She felt herself caught up in the greatness of a story far too big for her mortal understanding, caught up and carried in a rolling current. But she was unafraid. For the first time, she believed she was truly alive.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “An awkward silence followed these bold declarations, because while both parties spoke with passion, one was a dying youth and one a ragged peasant girl with straw in her hair and no shoes. Neither was the stuff of heroes and legends, and both knew it.”

12. “An awkward silence followed these bold declarations, because while both parties spoke with passion, one was a dying youth and one a ragged peasant girl with straw in her hair and no shoes. Neither was the stuff of heroes and legends, and both knew it.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “What’s the good of a story that ain’t got a happy endin’?”

13. “What’s the good of a story that ain’t got a happy endin’?”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “I chose to long ago, long before we met. When my father sent me to win you, I loved you already.”

14. “I chose to long ago, long before we met. When my father sent me to win you, I loved you already.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “Poets, as you probably are aware, are pretty keen on the emotions, turmoils, and such-like of the soul. Some might even call us empathetic.”

15. “Poets, as you probably are aware, are pretty keen on the emotions, turmoils, and such-like of the soul. Some might even call us empathetic.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “Think something; think something on your own. Not what ‘they’ tell you to think or what ‘I’ tell you to think. You are Leta of Aiven. I want to hear ‘your’ thoughts, for they are neither mine nor anyone else’s. Only yours. This makes them interesting.”

16. “Think something; think something on your own. Not what ‘they’ tell you to think or what ‘I’ tell you to think. You are Leta of Aiven. I want to hear ‘your’ thoughts, for they are neither mine nor anyone else’s. Only yours. This makes them interesting.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “Sometimes the worst failures in our lives turn out to be for the best. Sometimes our path leads through darkness, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t walk it. Sometimes our path leads to loss. But that doesn’t mean we’ve gone astray.”

17. “Sometimes the worst failures in our lives turn out to be for the best. Sometimes our path leads through darkness, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t walk it. Sometimes our path leads to loss. But that doesn’t mean we’ve gone astray.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “Fear was not well-known to Sir Eanrin. He generally found it got in the way, so he bypassed the emotion entirely.”

18. “Fear was not well-known to Sir Eanrin. He generally found it got in the way, so he bypassed the emotion entirely.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “She was the sort of person from whom one would expect to receive warm cookies, not plots.”

19. “She was the sort of person from whom one would expect to receive warm cookies, not plots.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “I wonder,” he said after a long silence, “what will happen if I open my eyes?” The Prince of the Farthest Shore, sitting beside him, answered, “You’ll see things as they are.” Alistair shuddered. Since that moment of red mouth and black teeth and pain like ripping fire, he wasn’t convinced he wanted to see things as they were. “Maybe,” he said, “I’d rather sit here in the dark.” “No, you wouldn’t,” said the Prince, and there was a smile in his voice.”

20. “I wonder,” he said after a long silence, “what will happen if I open my eyes?” The Prince of the Farthest Shore, sitting beside him, answered, “You’ll see things as they are.” Alistair shuddered. Since that moment of red mouth and black teeth and pain like ripping fire, he wasn’t convinced he wanted to see things as they were. “Maybe,” he said, “I’d rather sit here in the dark.” “No, you wouldn’t,” said the Prince, and there was a smile in his voice.”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Anne Elisabeth Stengl Quote: “Oh, woe is me, I am undone, In sweet affliction lying! For my labor’s scarce begun, And leaves me sorely sighing After the maiden I adore, Bravely marching to Death’s door...”

21. “Oh, woe is me, I am undone, In sweet affliction lying! For my labor’s scarce begun, And leaves me sorely sighing After the maiden I adore, Bravely marching to Death’s door...”

— Anne Elisabeth Stengl

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