Top 400 Kerri Maniscalco Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “However since you brought mouths up, I can’t help but wonder. You seem to be enjoying the meat well enough, but has that perfect little mouth of yours ever tasted cock?”

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52. “There’s something powerful in that kind of love, something that deserves to be kindled and tended to, even when its embers are flickering dangerously close to darkness.”

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53. “Monsters were only as real as our imaginations.”

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54. “Young women died. Life resumed. Such was the way of the world, at least according to men.”

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55. “Life often deals you a hand you didn’t choose. It’s how you end up playing it to your advantage that counts.”

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56. “Instead of being ruled by fear, I could become fearless.”

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57. “Progress would never be made if everyone appeared and thought and loved in the same manner.”

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58. “I wanted her to choose me without being influenced by my own feelings.”

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59. “I pulled his face to mine and gave his mouth something more interesting to do. Thomas didn’t mind the interruption as we explored new ways of communicating.”

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60. “What if I’m the villain? One who’s so vicious, so terrible, I was punished to forget? What if the witches who were murdered started to remember? Maybe I am the monster and I don’t even know it.”

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61. “Mr. Thomas Cresswell might not truly hold the title of prince, but the was perfectly fine. To me, he’d always be the king of my heart.”

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62. “Love is immortal. Death can neither touch nor steal it.”

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63. “Fear made monsters of men.”

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64. “A reckoning awoke in me. The more I gave, the more he returned. We traded kisses like blows. And if this were a fight, I wouldn’t know who was winning. I understood why some thought kissing one of the Wicked was addictive. Each time his tongue touched mine, it felt as if the ground beneath me quaked. Like we were a cataclysmic event that shouldn’t be.”

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65. “This was not the kind of prince written about in fairy tales. There was no golden crown sitting atop his dark head, or promises of safety waiting in his sculpted, tattooed arms. He was death and rage and fire and anyone stupid enough to forget that would be consumed by his inferno.”

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66. “I’m in favor of hiding in your chamber for the remainder of the week.” A smile twitched across his lips as I raised a brow. “Drinking, kissing, debauching ourselves until we arrive in New York.” He sighed dreamily. “You must admit, we’d be safe from the murderer. Deliriously happy. And both of those options are much better than standing over cadavers.”

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67. “Roses have both petals and thorns, my dark flower. You needn’t believe something weak because it appears delicate. Show the world your bravery.”

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68. “I wanted a spell to bottle this feeling and sip from it whenever I desired.”

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69. “I needed air. If the clouds parted, perhaps I’d get lucky and see the stars. I desired a nice visit with two of my favorite constellations – Ursa Minor and Cygnus.”

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70. “And he is her fate. As she is his. ‘As above, so below.’ They are the balance. Light and dark. One fallen from above, and one created in the underworld below.”

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71. “Man had a funny way of blaming the devil for things he didn’t like.”

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72. “I would never know what was best for myself with someone offering unsolicited advice at each step. Mistakes were a learning experience, not the end of the universe.”

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73. “I was determined to be both pretty and fierce, as Mother had said I could be. Just because I was interested in a man’s job didn’t mean I had to give up being girly. Who defined those roles anyhow?”

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74. “Vengeance is a poison, a slow death of self. Seek justice. Seek truth. But if you choose revenge over all else, you will lose more than your soul.”

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75. “I hoped the kingdom of the wicked was ready for a vengeful queen.”

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76. “I believe I’m powerful, therefore I am.”

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77. “Tell me now. That I’m your favorite sin.”

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78. “But the hands of Fate work their own magic. Who are we but puppets on their cosmic strings?”

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79. “One day you’ll call me death. For now, Wrath will do.”

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80. “There’s nothing better than a little danger dashed with some romance.”

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81. “Diamonds were everything I hoped to be; beautiful, yet containing unimaginable strength.”

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82. “I was beautiful and dangerous at once. A rose with thorns.”

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83. “Meet me in my chambers at midnight. Ever yours, Cresswell.”

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84. “The stars incline us; they do not bind us.” “Beautiful.”

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85. “Live long enough to hate me for this.”

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86. “You can’t apply mathematical formulas to people, Cresswell. There’s no equation for human emotion, there are too many variables.”

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87. “Cheers to a night of truth amongst enemies. May our hearts only bleed at the loss of our dignity and not because of a dagger in our backs.”

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88. “I cannot predict what the future will bring when tomorrow may not come. Any number of things may happen. God may decide He’s had enough of us and wipe the slate clean.”

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89. “When I grow up, I want to be a green witch,” Emilia said later, cradled in the nook of her sister’s arms. “I’ll grow all kinds of herbs. And have my own trattoria. My menu will be crafted of magic and moonlight. Like Nonna.”

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90. “Flowers need plenty of water and sunshine to grow. Love, too, needs attention and affection, or else it slowly withers away from neglect. Once love’s gone, it’s as brittle as a dried-out leaf. You pick it up, only to discover that it’s turned to ash beneath your oncecareful touch, gone on a swift wind forever.”

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91. “Dust thou art, and unto dust thou shalt return, the priest quoted from the book of Genesis, holding his arms skyward. May your soul rest more peacefully than the manner in which you left us, beloved sister.”

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92. “Instead, he extended a hand. Tears streamed down my face as I stared at it, my sobs nearly choking me now. “Rise,” he said softly. “Just as they always feared you would.”

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93. “People often admire physical strength, but I believe it’s the simple things one does after a tragedy that defines them. There is no greater show of power than continuing to live when you’d like nothing more than to lie down and let the world fade.”

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94. “Love and hate are both rooted in passion.”

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95. “Love makes fools of the wisest.”

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96. “At times my simmering rage was the only indication I was alive.”

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97. “Someone screamed; perhaps it was me. Though it would have made me happier if it were Thomas Blasted Cresswell.”

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98. “If you can dream without limits, you can soar to great heights. Let the magic of your imagination set you free.”

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99. “We both knew that sometimes stories and reality collided, with devastating effects.”

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100. “Some risks are worth taking, even if they seem impossible at first.”

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