Top 70 Brom Quotes (2025 Update)

1. “Everything comes with a price. Everything. Some things just cost more than others.”

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2. “Don’t let them win. Don’t let them beat you. Don’t let them steal your magic.”

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3. “How much blood will it take to make them stop? How many more children must die?”

— Brom

4. “Both sides so blinded by their fear and hate of each other that they couldn’t see they were all fighting for the same thing.”

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5. “Almost lost you,” he thought, surprised to find himself blinking back tears. “Been through too much, me and you. We’re going to finish this thing together.”

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6. “If you don’t learn to laugh at life it’ll surely kill you, that I know.”

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7. “You are free. The world is yours. got take it.”

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8. “Go and play. Run around. Build something. Break something. Climb a tree. Get dirty. Get in some trouble. Have some fun.”

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9. “Men who fear demons see demons everywhere.”

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10. “He saw Krampus grinning at him and knew then that the Yule Lord was right, he could no more quit music than breathing, and while he needed air to live, he needed music to truly be alive.”

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11. “There is always something left to lose.”

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12. “The darkness is calling. A little danger, a little risk. Feel your heart race. Listen to it. That’s the sound of being alive. It’s your time, Nick. Your one chance to have fun before it’s all stolen by them, the adults, with their cruelty and endless rules, their can’t-do-this, and can’t-do-that’s, their have-tos, and better-dos, their little boxes and cages all designed to break your spirit, to kill your magic.”

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13. “For the world is a hard place and nothing comes without a price.”

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14. “My name’s Peter. Can I play too?”

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15. “The dead should not speak, for their words smell of rot.”

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16. “Would not do to have children watch dear old Santa hack Krampus and his abominations to death, after all.”

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17. “You worship death. You and all the One Gods. They seduce mankind with their promises of glory attained in the hereafter, thus blinding men to the splendor before them here on earth. One can never expect to achieve enlightenment if one does not first live life to its fullest.”

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18. “For Peter’s smile is a most contagious thing.”

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19. “I bring fresh blood,” Peter said and grinned.”

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20. “My tale doesn’t end there, for the end has yet to be written.”

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21. “Demon or not, it didn’t matter, suffering was everywhere he looked.”

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22. “Peter stood, cleared his throat, and began to hum softly, then sing, slowly building up the song as his voice cleared. He found the old tune, the song of the Sunbird. And as he sung, as his rich voice echoed off the tall cliffs, the birds and the faeries lent him their voice and soon the tune drifted throughtout the garden.”

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23. “Peter wore a grin from ear to ear. “You did great!”

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24. “Satan? I am not Satan!” the beast growled. “I am Krampus, the Lord of Yule. Now if you do not get out of my way I will tear out your heart and eat it!”

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25. “Peter glanced up at the stars and a wicked smile lit his face. “Time to play,” he whispered to the stars and winked. And the stars winked back, for Peter’s smile is a most contagious thing.”

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26. “Peter had seen too much, knew too well that men-kind didn’t need an excuse to be cruel and murder one another. If it wasn’t drugs, then there was always something else.”

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27. “Did he dare trust this insane boy?”

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28. “Some things can never be left behind.”

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29. “Is there not room in your heart for both? They both spread peace, charity, and goodwill.” “Only Jesus can save your soul from eternal damnation.” A smug smile spread across the reverend’s face. “Can Santa Claus do that? Don’t think so.” Santa let out a sigh. “We all serve God in our way.” Then, almost to himself: “Sometimes whether we wish it or not.”

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30. “Steady,” Peter said, not losing a step. “Have to keep steady or all is lost.”

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31. “Spain?” Jesse said and glanced about at the others, but they looked equally perplexed. “Spain?” “Yes, to Baldr’s castle. Where did you think he lived? The North Pole?”

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32. “And Peter laughed, and when he did, all the Devils grinned, because Peter’s laugh was a most contagious thing.”

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33. “Help her,” Peter pleaded. “Do something. You have ways. Your potions. Your medicines. Do something.”

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34. “Men-kind shared this world for but a blink, then, sadly, they became enlightened, found science and religion. The new world of men left little room for magic or the magical creatures of old. Earth’s first children were driven into the shadows by flame and cold iron, by man’s insatiable need of conquest.”

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35. “Peter kept walking.”

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36. “Children like yourselves are full of magic, but the men have turned, they’ve lost their magic to the fear and hatred they harbor for all that they can’t explain, control, or understand.”

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37. “Had not enough gone wrong?”

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38. “How will I make a people who do not understand the power of belief believe?”

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39. “Let’s play,” Peter said.”

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40. “The boy planted his hands on his hips and a broad smile lit his face. “My name’s Peter. Can I play too?”

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41. “Peter stood up and let a wicked smile slide across his face. “Time to play.”

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42. “Mama,” Peter cried. She didn’t look up. The door shut.”

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43. “Burn? Smite? Punish? Why is your god so intolerant? So jealous? Why must there be only one god? Why is there not room for many?”

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44. “Peter,” she whispered and reached out, touching his cheek. “My little Peterbird? You flew back to me.”

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45. “Does mankind truly hate itself? How can one surmount such irreverence?”

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46. “He looked up at the stars as though drinking in their magic, then back at her.”

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47. “Peter finds the lost, the left-behind, the abused.”

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48. “What will happen, will happen.”

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49. “Peter shook his head, knowing that soon this little boy would be just as mean as these bigger kids, because meanness had an ugly way of spreading.”

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50. “And may God be merciful, because these twisted men will not.”

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