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Top 15 Darcie Little Badger Quotes (2024 Update)

Darcie Little Badger Quote: “It’s hard to know that you’re flying too high until the feathers start dropping.”

1. “It’s hard to know that you’re flying too high until the feathers start dropping.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “Maybe, sometimes, wants felt like needs. Because the alternative hurt too bad.”

2. “Maybe, sometimes, wants felt like needs. Because the alternative hurt too bad.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “It doesn’t make any difference if you crush just one insect. The swarm will devour your home.”

3. “It doesn’t make any difference if you crush just one insect. The swarm will devour your home.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “Ellie scrutinized her memories of Trevor. There were no clues, no warnings, that hinted at his violent death. If lives were books, his final chapter came too soon and belonged to a different genre.”

4. “Ellie scrutinized her memories of Trevor. There were no clues, no warnings, that hinted at his violent death. If lives were books, his final chapter came too soon and belonged to a different genre.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “Dead or alive, dogs could skip from deep-nap-unconscious to awake-and-ready-for-anything almost instantaneously. She envied their skill.”

5. “Dead or alive, dogs could skip from deep-nap-unconscious to awake-and-ready-for-anything almost instantaneously. She envied their skill.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “People don’t give animals enough credit sometimes. Or maybe they give humans too much credit.”

6. “People don’t give animals enough credit sometimes. Or maybe they give humans too much credit.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “Even if most of the urban legends were fictitious, Ellie had a ghost dog companion. When it came to strange stuff, she could not be too open-minded.”

7. “Even if most of the urban legends were fictitious, Ellie had a ghost dog companion. When it came to strange stuff, she could not be too open-minded.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “Judging by the gossip Ellie had overheard in the mall earlier that week, evil scarecrows were becoming a pest. Probably spreading with fields of monoculture corn and soy crops. The formerly diverse scare stories of the prairie were being replaced by repetitive encounters with straw-filled bodies and dead, button eyes.”

8. “Judging by the gossip Ellie had overheard in the mall earlier that week, evil scarecrows were becoming a pest. Probably spreading with fields of monoculture corn and soy crops. The formerly diverse scare stories of the prairie were being replaced by repetitive encounters with straw-filled bodies and dead, button eyes.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “People cope with tragedy in different ways. That’s important, Ellie. There’s no one right method of grieving. He... how do I explain the way loss changed him? Besides the way his grades dropped. Besides the fair-weather friends he lost. I noticed a change in his eyes. Like he now review the world as the place that stole his father.”

9. “People cope with tragedy in different ways. That’s important, Ellie. There’s no one right method of grieving. He... how do I explain the way loss changed him? Besides the way his grades dropped. Besides the fair-weather friends he lost. I noticed a change in his eyes. Like he now review the world as the place that stole his father.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “I wondered how anyone found each other in a place where it was so easy to become lost.”

10. “I wondered how anyone found each other in a place where it was so easy to become lost.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “They didn’t hunt the bison for food. The colonizers desired to annihilate another group of humans. Indigenous peoples. They knew that the Indigenous ones relied on bison. So the bison had to go.”

11. “They didn’t hunt the bison for food. The colonizers desired to annihilate another group of humans. Indigenous peoples. They knew that the Indigenous ones relied on bison. So the bison had to go.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “To dwell on death, especially a premature and violent end, burdens the soul.”

12. “To dwell on death, especially a premature and violent end, burdens the soul.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “It was a world-shaper, an act that momentarily tweaked the natural laws through willpower alone.”

13. “It was a world-shaper, an act that momentarily tweaked the natural laws through willpower alone.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “Dungeon B,” he said. “It’s infested by meddling kids and their ghost. We need an exorcist, too.”

14. “Dungeon B,” he said. “It’s infested by meddling kids and their ghost. We need an exorcist, too.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “They were slaughtered,” she said. “A human breed known as colonizer killed millions.”

15. “They were slaughtered,” she said. “A human breed known as colonizer killed millions.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “Then, Momma explained that she once met an elm person who was a thousand years old, with bark tougher than the plates on an armadillo’s back. Everyone called her the screaming elm, because she wailed “Where am I?” all day long.”

16. “Then, Momma explained that she once met an elm person who was a thousand years old, with bark tougher than the plates on an armadillo’s back. Everyone called her the screaming elm, because she wailed “Where am I?” all day long.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “She’s say his name and tell his story. Maybe, someday, he’d follow the words home.”

17. “She’s say his name and tell his story. Maybe, someday, he’d follow the words home.”

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Darcie Little Badger Quote: “Why are you shouting?” I asked the forest. “It’s okay. You’re home.” “Then why are you here?” the trees asked. “If this is our home, who are you?”

18. “Why are you shouting?” I asked the forest. “It’s okay. You’re home.” “Then why are you here?” the trees asked. “If this is our home, who are you?”

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