Top 70 Kass Morgan Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “You’re so brave, so strong. I’m proud of you.”

— Kass Morgan

2. “I don’t want to spend another day without you. I want to go to sleep every night with you by my side and wake up next to you every morning. I want nothing else but you, for the rest of my life.”

— Kass Morgan

3. “Endings and beginnings are inseparable, like the moment before dawn and the moment after.”

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4. “The 100 tv series ” Who we are and who we need to be survive are very different things.”

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5. “Who we are and who we need to be to survive are two different things.”

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6. “The rain was only water, and there was no such thing as a clean start. That was the thing with secrets – you had to carry them with you forever, no matter what the cost.”

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7. “Villains always think they’re the heroes.”

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8. “You need to let yourself be happy. Or else, what’s the point of anything?”

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9. “She’s my best friend,” Clarke said, taking his hand. “The only person on Earth who knows the real me.” She shot an embarrassed smile at Bellamy, but he nodded. “I know what you mean.” Octavia was the only person in the world who truly knew him. There was no one else he really cared about ever seeing again. But then he glanced over at Clarke, who was leaning over to breathe in the scent of a bright-pink flower, the sun catching the gold strands in her hair, and suddenly he wasn’t so sure.”

— Kass Morgan

10. “But that was the thing about grief, Bellamy knew. You couldn’t expect anyone else to share your suffering. You had to carry your pain alone.”

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11. “Maybe here in the ruins of the old world, they could start something new.”

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12. “That was the thing about secrets-you had to carry them with you forever, no matter what the cost.”

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13. “Any spot on this planet was going to be infinitely better than the world they’d left behind. For the first time in his life, he was free.”

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14. “May we meet again.”

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15. “With the fire crackling beside them, he placed his hand behind her head, and lowered her to the ground.”

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16. “She needed to stand, but her body felt strangely heavy, as if invisible weights were tugging on her limbs. Gravity here felt different, harsher – or was she injured? Glass placed her hand on her shin and gasped. Her legs were wet.”

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17. “I was broken, and you put me back together.”

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18. “You keep us alive, and I’ll keep you on two feet.”

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19. “He kissed the top of her head. “This isn’t good-bye, sweetheart. Mom and I are going to see you in heaven.” Heaven? Clarke thought in confusion. Unbidden, the old song lyric popped into here head. Heaven is a place on Earth.”

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20. “She would figure out how to get what she wanted, what she needed, even when her long lashes failed to convince, when her body was no longer young and beautiful. She’d be more than pretty, She’d be strong.”

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21. “Was that Clarke really in there somewhere? The Clarke who could look so gravely serious one moment and then burst into laughter the next? The girl who found everything on Earth miraculous, and kissed him as if he were the most incredible find of all?”

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22. “No matter how angry she was at him, she’d never deprive him of the change to see one of the ruins he’d spent his whole life dreaming about.”

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23. “Good people can make mistakes. It doesn’t mean you stop caring about them.”

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24. “I want to spend eons with you, Clarke Griffin.”

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25. “You not only survived on Earth, you thrived. And it has come to my attention that surviving on Earth is hard enough.” He glanced down at his many wounds. “To really live, well, that requires something more than intelligence. That requires will.”

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26. “The door slid open, and Clarke knew it was time to die.”

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27. “Bellamy didn’t know why the ancient humans even bothered doing drugs. What was the point of shooting junk into your veins when walking through the forest had the same effect?”

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28. “There was no drug strong enough to repair a broken heart.”

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29. “Clarke stared at the crash scene, eyes straining in the dark, waiting for the inevitable moment when her training would kick in, when her instincts would anesthetize her panic. But hovering at the edge of the wide expanse of debris, absorbing the destruction, all she felt was horror. It.”

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30. “Although the astronomical event of a lifetime was playing out right before his eyes, he was looking only at her.”

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31. “Mothers are wise. They care for others, and giving this gift gives them one in return – they’re connected to the soil, to the air, to their intuition in a way that’s special and important. Mothers are also strong. They don’t bend to their children’s whims. They instruct. They shape them into the best people they can be.”

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32. “He’d never known a girl who was so beautiful and intense at once.”

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33. “Clarke shifted so she was leaning against Bellamy. He wrapped his arms around her waist and leaned back, so they were both looking up at the sky. The roar of the fire was enough to muffle the voices of everyone around them, and with their eyes tilted upward, it almost felt like they were the only two people on Earth.”

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34. “Some people look at the world and see only what they can take from it. What they can reap, steal, carry away. That’s useful, of course. That’s what we value in our raiders. But leaders need something more than that. They need to look around them and see what they can provide for others.”

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35. “The realization came to her slowly, as if through a thick haze – as if the hands belonged to someone else, and the blood was part of a nightmare. But they were her hands, and the blood was real.”

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36. “Growing up on the ship, none of them had ever known true darkness, and this way, their dead would always have some light shining down on them.”

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37. “Her mother’s last words rang in her head. Louder than the screams and shouts from outside the dropship. Louder than all the alarms. Louder than the frantic thud of Glass’s broken heart.”

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38. “I love you” he whispered in her ear. No matter how many times she heard them words, they never ceased to make her shiver.”

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39. “Bellamy wasn’t used to sitting on his ass, doing nothing. He didn’t like feeling helpless. Useless.”

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40. “Didn’t anybody ever tell you chivalry is just misogyny in a nicer outfit?”

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41. “I figured everyone deserved to be able to fall asleep at night. To wake up without feeling that your nightmares had left scars inside your head.”

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42. “You help the people you love. That’s what you do.”

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43. “I’ll say that you were so beautiful, you made me do ridiculous, reckless things.”

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44. “Bellamy took a step back. “What? And put you in charge of those as well?” He ran his finger along the bow. “No way. I’m ready to hunt.” Graham snorted. “And what exactly did you hunt back on Walden except for girls with low standards and even lower self-esteem?” Bellamy.”

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45. “Luckily, the injured had all been triaged in another area, but there was too much smoke in the air to confirm that the others had moved to safety. Wheezing, Wells ran forward, coughing and wiping his eyes with his sleeves as he called out for anyone who needed help. There.”

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46. “Clarke grabbed his hand, and together, they started down the staircase into the darkness.”

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47. “Welcome,” Max said. The guards were stony-faced and silent, their eyes darting around the room, strategizing and assessing. “Please make yourselves comfortable and tell us why you’ve come.” The guards exchanged glances. The eldest, a middle-aged man named Burnett who Bellamy recognized from the prison cabin, stepped forward.”

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48. “The air smelled different here than it did in the woods closer to the clearing. Perhaps it was the species of trees, or the makeup of the soil, but there was something else too. The scent of leaves and dirt and rain had been mingling for centuries, undisturbed by any human. It felt cleaner here, purer, a place where no one had ever spoken and no one hand ever cried.”

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49. “She’d spent so much of her life seeing the world as black-and-white, separating right from wrong as confidently as she sorted plant cells from animal cells during a biology exam. But the past year had been a brutal crash course in moral relativity. Clarke.”

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50. “Glass nodded, worried that if she spoke, the tears would come again. The pain was so new, so raw, she hardly knew what shape it would take, what sort of scars it would leave. If her chest was going to burn like this for the rest of her life.”

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