Top 300 Julie Kagawa Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Summer and Winter were supposed to be enemies. We were not supposed to cooperate, we were not supposed to go on quests together and, most important, we were not supposed to fall in love.”

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52. “My, aren’t we bossy today. Give a girl an army and it goes straight to her head.”

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53. “Belief, worship, imagination – we were born of the dreams and fears of mortals, and if we are remembered, even in some small way, we will always exist.”

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54. “I love her.”

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55. “All right... I can take a hint. I’m going to let you and Razor lead this excursion from now on. Just call if you need something stabbed.”

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56. “Sucks, doesn’t it? Welcome to my world. That’s what happens when you grow a conscience.”

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57. “The spider does not spin its web in a heartbeat, nor does the albatross fly across oceans with a few flaps of its wings. Many would consider what they do impossible, and yet, they still complete their tasks without fail, because they simply... start.”

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58. “It is very hard to be human, little fox. Even the humans themselves don’t do a great job of it.”

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59. “The faery lords are immortal. Those who have songs ballads and stories written about them never die. Belief worship imagination we were born of the dreams and fears of mortals and if we are remembered even in some small way we will always exist.”

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60. “I’ve always wanted the IQ of a rock. No, wait. That would be an insult to the rock.”

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61. “I don’t feel like playing whack-a-mole with a trained sniper right now.”

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62. “Oh you know, a little burned, a little sore. Nearly died a couple times. The usual.”

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63. “There are two type of cages, hatchling,” the Archivist said, holding up a bony finger. “One is where you have no choice in the matter. The door is locked, and your freedom has been forcibly taken from you. But the other is where you become a willing captive, caging yourself, because the alternative is not acceptable.”

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64. “You love her. The half-breed daughter of the Summer lord.”

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65. “Still dressed in matching butler suits with pink bow ties, the redcaps filed into the dining room, every one of them scowling at me. Ash’s eyes widened and he quickly hid his mouth under his laced fingers, but I saw his shoulders shaking with silent laughter. Luckily, the redcaps didn’t notice.”

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66. “You’re still beautiful and dangerous and incredible, and I’ll keep telling you that for as long as it takes you to believe it. But right now, all I want to do is kiss you, except I’m terrified that if I try you might throw me off this balcony.”

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67. “My emotions still held a stubborn hope that humans could be loyal, that they could hold out against the promise of an easy life. But I knew better.”

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68. “He told me that the tiniest pebble, when dropped into a pond, will leave ripples that will grow and spread in ways we cannot comprehend.”

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69. “Her desires are mine. Her wishes are mine. Should even the world stand against her, her my blood be at her side.”

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70. “I am a lover of art and beauty, Okame-san,” he said with a shrug. “I have learned that it can be found anywhere, regardless of station or circumstance. True beauty is rare, hidden and often overlooked by others and it can appear at the strangest times. I try to appreciate it when I see it.”

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71. “Well, that’s convenient,” Puck mused. “I really need to get a few of those things.”

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72. “No one has ever shown you any kindness before, have they?”

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73. “I don’t expect you to understand, little bird. I expect you only to sing. Sing for me, sing for Kanin, and make it a glorious song.” – Sarren.”

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74. “Silly me, thinking you actually had potential. I thought, Finally, she’s realized she’s a vampire. Now we’re getting somewhere. But now you’re just a big fluffy bunny with sharp teeth.”

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75. “What if I take you apart and turn you into a toaster oven, how would you like that tin can?”

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76. “What lies beneath this envelope of flesh and blood, hmm? Is it something special? Perhaps, when I peel it open, I will be able to see. Perhaps your screams will tell me everything I need to know.”

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77. “Whew, is it cold in here, or is it just me? Trouble in paradise, princess?” I felt my face heat, and Puck shook his head. “Well, don’t drag me into it. I learned long ago that you don’t get in the middle of a lover’s spat. Nothing ever goes as planned – people fall in love with the wrong person, someone ends up with a donkey head, and then it’s a whole big mess.”

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78. “Hey, hot cheeks!” A hand smacked my ass and I shrieked. Spinning around, I glared at Dan Ottoman, a blond, pimply, clarinet player from band. He leered back at me and winked. “Never took you for a player, girl,” he said, trying to ooze charm but reminding me of a dirty Kermit the Frog. “Come down to band sometime. I’ve got a flute you can play.”

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79. “Sometime in your life, Alison Sekemoto, you will kill a human being. Accidentally or as a conscious, deliberate act. It is unavoidable. The question is not if it will happen, but when.”

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80. “As I said before, vengeance is easy. One can never be certain with an emotion as dangerous and unpredictable as love.”

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81. “He hesitated, but then stepped beneath the tree and knelt, depositing me gently on the ground between two giant roots. And he stayed there, kneeling beside me, holding my hand in his. Something splashed the back of my hand, cold as spring water, crystalling to my skin. A faery’s tears.”

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82. “Puck dropped to the monster’s snout, right in front of its glowing eyes, grinning cheekily. “Hey, ugly, lookee here! I’m doing the Macarena on your nose.”

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83. “Me? Robin Goodfellow, a family man? He, not likely, ice-boy. I mean, think of what that would do to my reputation. Glamour shimmered around him, and he gave us a wink. Later, lovebirds. Gimme a heads up when the kid arrives. ‘Uncle Puck’ will be waiting.”

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84. “Hunger flickered, always there, but I pushed it down. I was a vampire. Nothing would change that. But I didn’t have to be a monster.”

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85. “It was fine and good to be defiant to the end, but it was better not to get caught in the first place.”

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86. “Open your eyes, Kanin. Your favorite hellspawn is a demon, just like the rest of us. Only now, she’s finally realized it.”

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87. “I ached for him, my stomach twisting painfully. He looked so desolate standing there alone facing a mad queen and several thousand angry fey. His voice was flat and resigned, as if he’d been pushed into a corner and had given up, not caring what happened next.”

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88. “Big giant insect thing holding me several hundred feet in the air? What’s there to be nervous about?”

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89. “I’m not her,” I said, slipping my arm through his. “You’re not going to lose me, I promise.”

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90. “We were born from their dreams, their fears and imaginations. We are the product of their hearts and minds. Without a soul we are immortal, yet empty. Remembered, we exist. Forgotten, we die. And when we die, we simply fade away, as if we never existed at all.”

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91. “Oh, hey princess!” Puck waved inanely as the nymphs pulled him to his feet, still giggling. His hair gleamed, his eyes gleamed, and I barely recognized him. “Wanna play ride the phouka with us?”

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92. “From here on,” Kanin said, “you will have to decide what kind of demon you will be. Not all meals will come to you so easily, ignorant and seeking to do you harm. What will you do if your prey invites you inside, offers you a place at the table? What will you do if they flee, or cower down, begging you not to hurt them? How you stalk your prey is something you must come to terms with, or you will quickly drive yourself mad. And once you cross that threshold, there is no coming back from it.”

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93. “He was my best friend, and I’d always have a spot for him in my heart, but... it was you, Ash. I didn’t really have a choice. It’s always been you.”

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94. “Iron. Ice. A Love Doomed From the Start.”

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95. “If the entire cheerleading squad turns into mice, Robin, I will be very upset with you. Mortal adolescents are blind and cruel. You know that. You mustn’t take revenge, no matter how you feel about the girl. Especially now. There are more worrisome things on the move. -Ms Stacy.”

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96. “I missed Ash, and the longing was ripping my stomach to pieces, but I also wanted Puck to come back and kiss me some more” Meghan Chase.”

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97. “No, no. We can kill each other later.”

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98. “Being with him did strange, twisty things to my insides. My dragon instincts did not approve; they still didn’t like this human with his amazing reflexes and bright, intense eyes. The eyes of a predator. But there was another part of me that couldn’t resist. And the thought of never seeing him again was unfathomable. Even if I knew it was probably for the best.”

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99. “There is nothing more terrible than a spurned faery queen, particularly if you defy her a second time. I escaped the Winter Court with my life intact, but just barely, and I won’t be returning anytime soon. My loyalty – and my heart – belongs to another queen now.”

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100. “Wait, I’m confused,” Jackal said as we began walking back the way we came. “Did the entire world just get turned on its head? Now we’re going to save a bunch of dirty meatsacks from a bunch of dirty cannibals? Why don’t we rescue some orphaned kittens and put food out for stray puppies while we’re at it?”

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