Top 300 Julie Kagawa Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “Godzilla was coming...”

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252. “Razor appeared on his shoulder with a buzzing laugh. “Stupid goblins,” he crowed, bouncing up and down, making Kierran sigh. “Funny, stupid goblins think master is funny elf. Ha!” He buzzed once more and sat down, grinning like a psychotic piranha.”

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253. “I was minding my own buisness long before you and the princess started humping like rabbits.”

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254. “His forehead bumped softly against mine, his brilliant silver gaze searing into me. “I plan to keep you, from everyone, for as long as I’m alive. That includes Puck, the false king, and anyone else who would take you away.” One corner of his mouth quirked, as I struggled to catch my breath under his powerful scrutiny. “I guess I should’ve warned you that I have a slight possessive streak.”

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255. “Silly me, here I was thinking we needed big neon signs that said Here We Are, Shoot Us Please on top of the roof.”

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256. “The only thing necessary for evil to conquer is for us and those like us to do nothing.”

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257. “The future,” she said, her voice echoing over the crowd, “is an ever changing stream. Every choice, every decision we make, sends it down a different path.”

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258. “Sounds pretty impossible to me,” Puck grinned. “When do we start?”

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259. “This is why I don’t trust magic,” he muttered, leaning back against the tree. “Inanimate objects like swords and scrolls should not WANT to be found. They should not want anything.”

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260. “Relax, oh paranoid one. I doubt there’ll be Talon agents hiding in the potted plants.”

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261. “Technically, I was trying to kill Puck. You just happened to be there. But yes, if I’d had the shot, I would have taken it. -Prince Ash.”

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262. “This is all quite fascinating,” Grimalkin said, his voice slurring in my ears, “but instead of posing and scratching the ground like rutting peacocks, perhaps you should look to the girl.”

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263. “I would be more than her guardian and her champion and the jester who made her laugh. I would be her everything, if I could. -Puck.”

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264. “Those with no passion can never comprehend the drive for perfection.”

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265. “I clenched my fist around the railing, finally forcing myself to acknowledge what that meant. I’d always known, of course. It was always there, at the back of my mind; I just didn’t want to think about it. But if Ember was the sleeper... I would have to kill her.”

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266. “Overall, Id say I was an awesome bookseller, but probably not the best book shelver. I loved recommending books and helping people find books.”

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267. “He stared at me, open wonder and amazement on his face, and for just a moment, it was like we were there again, on the cliff overlooking the valley, right before he whispered his promise and faded from my arms.”

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268. “Science is all about proving theories and understanding the universe. Science folds everything into neat logical well-explained packages. The fey are magical capricious illogical and unexplainable. Science cannot prove the existence of faeries so naturally we do not exist. That type of nonbelief is fatal to faries.”

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269. “He nodded. “I think you’re good for him, Meghan,” he said, smiling in a small, sad way that was completely different from the Puck I knew. “I see the way he looks at you, something I haven’t seen in him since the day we lost Ariella. And... I know you love him in a way that you can’t love me.” He looked away, just for a moment, and took a deep breath. “Jealousy isn’t something that we deal with well,” he admitted. “But some of us have been around long enough to know when to let go, and what is most important. The happiness of my two best friends should be more important than some ancient feud.”

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270. “Oh, heads are going to roll for this. I’m going to set up a special lane and use their skulls for bowling balls.”

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271. “But I would not break. I would not give up Ember’s location, or Riley’s underground. The next few hours might have me wishing I was dead, but I would not betray the girl I loved to the organization. They would have to kill me.”

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272. “You know as much as I do sister. The old bastard is off that way-′ he nodded over a rise on the other side of the road ‘-but of course he hasn’t told me what he’s doing. For all I know, he could be chasing squirrels to make a necklace from their little squirrel balls.’ He looked content not to move from his position.”

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273. “Wherever Sarren went, whatever forgotten corner of the country he fled to, I wouldn’t be far behind. No matter what he did, no matter how far or fast he ran, I would catch up to him, and then he would pay for what he had done.”

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274. “One day, you’ll look up and I’ll be there. And you’ll know it’s me because our souls will recognize each other.”

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275. “Disfrutas haciendo que mi corazon se pare, no?” – Ash.”

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276. “It is very hard to be human, little fox. Even the humans themselves don’t do a great job of it. The mortal world is full of hatred, betrayal, sadness and death. Most yokai and kami alike find that it is too much for them. Everything the humans think they value – love, honor, empathy, compassion – we yokai need nothing of those, especially when they so often lead to suffering and despair.”

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277. “Insult her again, and I will cut your into so many pieces they’ll never find them all.”

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278. “There is nothing between you and freedom now, as long as you decide to step out and meet it.”

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279. “Garret picked up his board and turned to me, waiting. And for about the hundredth time this afternoon, my stomach gave a weird little jolt. His hair shone in the sun, and his sculpted arms and shoulders were highly noticeable without his shirt. As was the lean, tanned, washboard stomach and chest. The boy definitely worked out or did something strenuous in his free time. One did not get a body like that from sitting around.”

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280. “Even Sarren can’t take out a whole city of armed, bloodthirsty minions.′ He curled a lip in disgust. ‘And if he can, then you’ll have to excuse me, because at that point I’m going to say the hell with you both, you can chase after Sarren without me.”

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281. “Puck rolled his eyes. Holding out his hand, he gave me an encouraging smile. “Come on, Princess. Don’t want to get separated in here.” I clasped his hand, and he curled his fingers tight around mine. “Let’s go then. Rusty can bring up the rear. That way, if we get jumped from behind, we won’t lose anything important.”

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282. “I could feel the darkness inside me, a roiling mass of rage and savagery, waiting to be unleashed. The last thing I wanted was to turn on the girl who had rescued my soul.”

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283. “You know,” Jackal said, kicking a rabid in the face, sending it reeling, “it seems that whenever I’m with you, I’m constantly fighting my way into places I really don’t want to be. The sewers, the Prince’s tower, a bloody freaking church.”

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284. “A pair of glowing spheres rose from each of the bodies on the ground, pulsing softly as they drifted into the air. As Suki watched, the two globes of light climbed steadily into the sky, circling each other in a graceful, almost excited dance, and floated away toward the clouds.”

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285. “Why are you crying? This isn’t the end. Death isn’t goodbye forever.”

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286. “I know.” The Master vampire sighed. “But, if we are talking about choice and regret, what has happened cannot be undone. And dwelling on the past changes nothing. You will only drive yourself to insanity if you do.” He sighed again, sounding like he carried the weight of the world on his shoulders. “Trust me on that.”

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287. “Meghan!” The voice called to me again, and I recognized it now. It was his voice, the voice of my knight, frantic and tormented, pulling me back from the void. “Meghan, no!” it pleaded, echoing in the blackness. “Don’t do this. Come on, wake up. Please.” The last word was a desperate, whispered sob, and I opened my eyes.”

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288. “It’s not the spirits that call to us,′ he murmured. “It is our own failures and regrets we see.”

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289. “Across the river, bathed in light, the samurai smiled. “I’ve finally found you.”

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290. “I’ll be your strength,” I told her softly. “Let me be your weapon, the blade that cuts through your enemies. I can do that much, at least. Strength isn’t the only key to winning a battle. You told me that yourself, remember? You have other ways to fight, Yumeko.”

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291. “I swear I’m not going to lose it, or drop it in the gutter, or give it to a homeless guy.”

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292. “Your memories are a part of you. Losing one of your memories is like losing a pice of your soul.”

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293. “Remember, you’ll never be alone. No one is ever truly gone.”

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294. “The tears that had been threatening to burst forth finally did, spilling over and running hotly down my cheeks. Her grief echoed in her every word, every glance and gesture, a lifetime of sorrow and regret.”

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295. “I’m not afraid.” She shifted closer, placing her hands over mine. I looked up and found her face a breath away, golden eyes shining as they met my own. “If it means I’ll see you again, I’ll fight a dozen Hakaimonos.” She blinked, and atop her head, her ears twitched nervously. “There’s only one, right?” My heart pounded, and I drew in a slow breath to calm it. “As far as I know.”

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296. “People have gone mad with too much knowledge.”

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297. “Just don’t go off without me peacock. We want this to be a good poem, after all.”

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298. “And you’ll take me there,” I continued, “for a small favor.” “No,” Grimalkin said, looking up at me. “There is nothing small about going into Unseelie territory. My price will be steep, human, make no mistake about that. So, you must ask yourself, how much is your brother worth to you?” I.”

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299. “Now you understand. Your tie to this world had nothing to do with the vengeance, or anger, or justice. It is not revenge that keeps you here, but longing. Love.” He shook his head. “The most dangerous of human emotions.”

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300. “Those of us who watch the sky have seen your coming for a long time, Meghan Chase. Catalysts always burn brightly, and your light shines unlike any I’ve seen before. Now, the only question remaining is, what path will you take, and how will you choose to rule?”

— Julie Kagawa