Top 140 Elsie Silver Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “Rhett: You know Medusa? Willa: Not personally, no. Rhett: Remember the part about not looking her in the eyes? Willa: I’ve always kind of liked Medusa. If I were her, I’d wanna turn men into stone too. Rhett: Pretend Talia is Medusa. But a version we don’t like.”

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102. “I want to do distinctly ungentlemanly things to Summer Hamilton.”

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103. “Then stop Eeyoring around out here with me, you grumpy dumbass. I’m going to bed. Y’all kids exhaust me.”

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104. “Theo, honey, the question any good dad would ask himself now is: what are you going to do to make her feel less overwhelmed?”

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105. “Maybe he doesn’t know what making you a priority looks like because no one has ever made him a priority.”

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106. “What’s her name?” A watery laugh follows my question. “Please tell me you didn’t name her Autumn.”

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107. “Not a big fan of sharing something once I decide it’s mine.”

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108. “I’m not playful, I’m responsible. That’s all I’ve ever been allowed to be. That’s what my family has needed me to be.”

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109. “That’s probably what you tell all the girls, Gervais.” “Nah, Sunny. You’re my only girl.”

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110. “Sounds like her loss, because you might be the coolest kid I’ve ever met.”

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111. “Summer: Hi! Just messaging to see if you’d like to come for dinner? Harvey: Hi, son. Thinking I could take Luke off your hands for the day. Rhett: My wife messaged you about dinner. You haven’t answered. Don’t be rude to her or I’ll drive over and kick your ass. Jasper: Want free tickets to the game tonight? Would love to see you and Luke. Violet: I was told to message you and see if you’d respond. You’re too old to sulk, Cade. Knock it off.”

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112. “I don’t know. New sounds scary. It sounds like failure.”

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113. “There’s a beauty in children his age saying what they mean. They don’t wonder how it will come off, or if someone might read too much into it. if it’s in their heart, they say it.”

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114. “Her body still haunts me.”

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115. “Sometimes silence is what a person really needs.”

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116. “But what I saw that night was a man who’d burn everything down to defend you. I saw a man who’d risk it all to take care of you.”

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117. “I’ve tortured myself for long enough. I’m done hiding, done missing out on this. On us.”

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118. “He is nothing like any man I’ve been with. And that’s a blessing.”

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119. “Careful, that one’s got claws,” Cade offers right as Willa shoves a pointy elbow into his ribs. I grin. “That’s okay. I like having my back scratched.”

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120. “Red, you’re nuts. But I like that about you. You’re like a goddamn hurricane.”

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121. “I’m grumpy and miserable. The world is dark, but she’s like the moon when we sat on the roof. Bright and pure, shedding a silvery light over everything so that I can still see where I’m going.”

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122. “Do you love her?” I stare at Harvey, trying to work it all out in my head like I have been for days. “Of course, I love her. I’ve always loved her.” “Did you tell her that?” A stone drops in my stomach. “No.”

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123. “He moves me to the opposite side of him before taking up position by the road.”

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124. “She looks very engaged wearing that rock, and it has the caveman inside of me beating his proverbial chest. Someone should tell him this is fake.”

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125. “Yeah, don’t worry, Winter. We’re gonna free you from that husband and bury him in the back field. It’ll be like that Dixie Chicks song. Rob is the new Earl.”

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126. “I want him to be as connected to me as I am to him.”

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127. “I don’t tell Summer what to do. Wouldn’t listen if I tried. That’s the best kind of woman if you ask me.”

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128. “I don’t care. Don’t you get it? I’m in love with you, Willa. Prickly legs, random carrots in your purse, pregnant, not pregnant. I want you.”

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129. “And then he says, “I’m going to ruin you tonight.”

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130. “Seeing anyone?” “Like a doctor?” She nods. “Nah.”

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131. “Sunny, you’re gonna make me lose my mind.” “Good,” I murmur against his mouth. “We’ll be insane together. I’m so tired of doing it alone.”

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132. “I wished for Willa to come back.” My eyes burn when I pull him into me, feel his tiny arms clutching at my waist. And my voice cracks when I say, “Me too, pal. Me too.”

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133. “I’d wanted him before I ever knew he looked or felt like that. I’d wanted him even when I knew he’d never want me back.”

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134. “And I have no clue what to do with that. I’ve never properly loved a woman before. Never wanted one like this.”

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135. “What might that kind of freedom feel like? To do something I want without worrying about every possible fallout.”

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136. “At the end of this summer, you’ll leave, but you’ll be back. Because there’s no way in hell that this ends here. I won’t allow it. We’re going to figure this out. You got me?”

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137. “I don’t know what this is between Summer and me, but I want to worship at her throne. I want to give her the best of everything. The best of me.”

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138. “I heave the suitcase out just in time to watch them walk hand in hand into my house, and for some reason, I stop and watch. Unable to look away. Lots of people have walked through that front door. But somehow this feels different.”

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139. “It bothers me that what we’re doing here can be filed away as fake when it’s the most real thing I’ve felt in my life.”

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140. “I can’t wait to be old and retired and say things just to see how people will react to get my kicks. That’s the dream right there.”

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141. “She always holds her head so high. I admire that about her. No shame, like the opinions of those around her don’t matter to her – even though I know they do. She’s strong.”

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142. “Hat forward. Cute.” Her free hand mimics grabbing the brim of a cap and turning it backward. “Hat backward? Game on. It’s like a switch.”

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143. “He’s staring at me like he wants me. Really wants me. Like he aches for me. Like he might melt, just for me.”

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