Top 80 Brynne Weaver Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “I know what it’s like to hide, and I know what it’s like to be found. It can be exhilarating to be seen. And it can be terrifying to be exposed.”

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52. “I will always find you, Rose.”

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53. “I’ve tried to cover the physical marks with ink, the ones in my memory never seem to heal. Sometimes old scars still ache, an echo of sharp moments.”

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54. “You might be psycho,” I say with a grin as her eyes narrow, “but you’re my psycho, and I’m yours. Got it?”

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55. “You look like a TV doctor. Dr. McSpicy or something. What are your credentials?”

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56. “You’re brave as hell. But you’re my person, Lark. I can’t do this without you.”

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57. “She likes to remind me not to let my prettiness get to my head, but I know what I am and what effect I can have. I’m muscle and scars blended with scripts and swirls of black ink. The same way I look at her and find beauty in the marks that are only temporary, she looks at me and I know she feels the same. There’s art in our scars. There’s wonder in the way we can heal.”

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58. “And sometimes the best things come out of the fire.”

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59. “If you hit someone in the back of the head hard enough, you can pop their eyeballs right out of their face.”

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60. “She won’t care about trying so hard if it’s just the two of us. Out in the world, it’s like she needs to be everything to everyone, with nothing left for herself at the end of the day. But it seems inescapable, even from the people who love her.”

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61. “The worst suffering is not death. It is in living, day after day, knowing you’ve forever lost that which you most cherished. Most loved. Most desired. It’s being forced to continue existing in a world indifferent to your pain. To realize how powerless you are against the tide of God’s wrath.”

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62. “I miss the way he makes me feel like I’m not an aberration, but unique.”

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63. “Enjoy hell, Dr. Campbell. Tell the devil that the Kanes send their regards.”

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64. “We might have started as enemies. Two monsters who are missing their souls. But our shadows share a likeness.”

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65. “Bravery has nothing to do with not feeling fear, and everything to do with facing it.”

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66. “I didn’t gouge them out, Butcher. I plucked them. Delicately. Like a lady.” Sloane sticks her finger in her mouth, pressing it against her cheek as she wraps her lips around it only to snap it out with a pop. “Just like that.”

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67. “It took a while to learn that being in love is not enough. Choosing love is what it takes,” she says as she slides the ring onto my finger. Ethel’s hand folds over mine and she flicks a glance not to Lachlan, but to where Rowan and Sloane stand behind me before she leans a little closer. “You are choosing love, Lark. And I am so proud of you.”

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68. “I never want to be in love, afraid of the decimating power of its loss. So I buried it. Starved it. Tried my best to keep it out.”

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69. “I’d rather watch you make skin ornaments and eye baubles than go to the kitchen and check on Lobotomy David. Let’s just go with that.”

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70. “There’s power in finding secrets and blowing them up in a beautiful, bright light.”

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71. “You know what they say about the circus.” “What, that the show must go on?” “No,” she says. “That the show can’t begin until you jump.”

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72. “I’m in love with the woman I came here to kill.”

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73. “What a lovely evening. Mind if I join you? I know nothing about chickens, by the way.”

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74. “Because just like as much as I might appear quiet and spooked on the outside, I am also a serial killer who enjoys vivisection and a bit of cartography. And I also enjoy an annual murder competition.”

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75. “It wasn’t really by choice. But I’d take a raccoon to the face for you any day, Rose Evans.”

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76. “There’s relief knowing I can love and be loved, after years wondering if I was so broken that there was only room for vengeance and loneliness in my heart.”

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77. “I kiss my wife. And I choose love.”

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78. “The show can’t start until you jump.”

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79. “You know what they say, Blackbird. ‘It’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye,’” I whisper. “And that’s when the real fun begins.”

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80. “You can’t second-guess the decisions you made to survive.”

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81. “If Bria Brooks is the devil, I will gladly burn in hell.”

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82. “Memories take hold in the silence. Pain dulls with time, but can still linger, waiting to be polished so it can shine once more.”

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83. “Listen,” I say, dropping the severed hands to my sides, “if we’re going to be bitter enemies, I really think we need to improve our communication skills.”

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84. “She’s obviously a terrible person and completely unhinged. And I one hundred percent do not find her in any way adorable. Absolutely not.”

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85. “Sloane in the only person in the world who can look at my monster and find a friend.”

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