Top 400 Kerri Maniscalco Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “Let me clear up any confusion. You’re very enjoyable to look at. And on some occasions where logic fails I may desire you, but I’ll never love you. Enjoy last night’s illusion – a fantasy is all it was and all it will ever be.”

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152. “The stars incline us, they do not bind us.”

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153. “All my life I’d longed for freedom – freedom to pick and choose every detail of my life. To make good decisions and horrible ones. Decisions that would break my heart and remake it ten times over. I just never knew having choices could be so hard.”

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154. “It’d be even better if murderers, psychopaths, and villains simply held a sign up for inquiring minds to spot easily.”

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155. “Do not relinquish your grasp on hope. It’s one of the best weapons anyone possesses.”

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156. “For there are no limits to the stars; their numbers are infinite. Which is precisely why I measure my love for you by them. An amount too boundless to count.”

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157. “She’s the muscle. I’m clearly the charm.”

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158. “I was a young girl growing up in a world run by old men. I’d pick and choose my battles wisely.”

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159. “What if were the two most tragic words in existence when paired together. If only were no better when coupled off.”

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160. “Andrei swung his scalpel as if it were a sword and he the most inept defender the kingdom had ever known.”

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161. “Being a realist didn’t mean I was a defeatist. Maybe things would be better if I stopped fighting, and waited to see if the devil wanted to claim me.”

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162. “Of all the complex puzzles the world offered, who would have guessed my emotions would be the greatest challenge of my life?”

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163. “No matter how much death and horror existed, there were still things of beauty left to find.”

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164. “I’d been raised to use inaction as a security net, but it didn’t lend itself to exploring uncharted waters.”

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165. “While my cousin had the voice of a nightingale, Thomas’s singing was atrocious. A cat in heat held a note in a more pleasant manner than he did. At least it proved he wasn’t limitlessly skilled, which pleased me to no end.”

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166. “Cooking was magic and music combined. The crack of shells, the hiss of pancetta hitting a hot pan, the metallic clang of a whisk beating the side of a bowl, even the rythmic thwack of a cleaver against a wooden cutting board.”

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167. “Let go of your vengeance, or it will curse us all.”

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168. “Monsters were supposed to be scary and ugly. They weren’t supposed to hide behind friendly smiles and well-trimmed hair.”

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169. “Never forget: forging a bond made from love is as dangerous as those made though hate.”

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170. “You’re in love with him. And he’s most certainly in love with you. You’re just both being obtuse.”

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171. “I’d never understand the way a man’s mind worked. My gender didn’t handicap me.”

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172. “My heart raced. Part of me wanted to draw him into a hug and heal his wounds, and part of me wished to ferret out all his secrets and piece the puzzle of him together this instant.”

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173. “Magic is science. It’s simply a fancier term for showing people the impossible is attainable.”

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174. “There are seven demon princes, but only four di Carlos should fear: Wrath, Greed, Envy, and Pride. One will crave your blood. One will capture your heart. One will steal your soul. One will take your life.”

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175. “A heart was a curious thing. So contradictory. The way it ached in both good and bad ways. The way it leapt with joy and ceased with sorrow. It could beat madly and wildly during both pleasure and pain.”

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176. “There was something about him that came across as lethally angelic. But if he ever had a halo, it was broken now.”

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177. “You can trust me with your life, Camilla. That is something precious. Something I’d never play with. No matter what game is happening. Truth?”

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178. “I will not appear weak for you to maintain strength.”

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179. “It was more than lust. More than a physical need. I adored every part of her. If she asked me to, I’d unleash every one of my desires, pleasuring her in a way that would let her know precisely how much I cherished her.”

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180. “Why don’t you talk to me about what’s really troubling you? What emotional dilemma needs sorting out?” He patted his legs. “Sit here and I’ll rock you gently until you or I or both fall asleep.”

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181. “It’s always been you for me, even when I didn’t know who I was anymore. It will always be you, Thomas. No matter who tries to come between us. You are my heart. No one can take it.”

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182. “I wondered at the darkness swirling within me – the secret part that couldn’t muster up an ounce of disgust. Perhaps I needed to take up a new hobby. I feared I was becoming addicted to blood.”

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183. “My world is broken down into one simple principle: I believe I’m powerful, therefore I am.”

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184. “Your pride didn’t appear in that bone circle the night you spilled blood and summoned me. It was your wrath. Your fury.”

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185. “I looked down at my new, fine made dress and frowned at the dark layers. “Why do villains always wear black?” “Better to hide the blood with, witch.”

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186. “I wished to be lost in the nothingness for a while longer.”

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187. “Vengeance is a potent emotion. It makes you easy prey to both humans and demons alike. Never let someone know what your true motivations are. If they know what you want more than anything, they’ll craft all sorts of sweet lies and half-truths to manipulate you. They’ll know exactly how far they can push, what to offer, and what you would never refuse, giving them the upper hand. Your first goal should be to remain alive. Figure out everything else as you go.”

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188. “Did I ever tell you the scent of blood drives me into a near frenzy, witch? Your kind believes we crave the taste of it, but princes of Hell don’t usually drink blood. It’s power we’re intoxicated by. The more I allow someone to bleed, the more power I hold over their life.”

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189. “Shall we see about solving another gruesome murder, my love?”

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190. “You needn’t believe something weak because it appears delicate.”

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191. “Only you can decide how to move forward.”

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192. “It was far better to be angry rather than turn into a ghost of my former self from sadness and grief.”

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193. “He drew back, feigning being affronted. “You can’t possibly have all the glory. Good looking and the hero? This is one of those times it’s all right to lie, Wadsworth.”

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194. “What else have either of you got for me besides the promise of a splitting headache? – Uncle Wadsworth.”

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195. “Society at large is staggeringly obtuse. If one simply looks to others for their opinions, they lose the ability to think critically for themselves. Progress would never be made if everyone appeared and thought and loved in the same manner.”

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196. “The first part of being a good scientist was remaining open to studying all variables, even ones we don’t necessarily understand. How little my mind would be if I dismissed a possibility without investigating it, simply because it didn’t fit into a preconceived notion.”

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197. “The world needed to be better. And if it wasn’t possible for it to be better, we, its inhabitants, needed to do better.”

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198. “Where in a medical dictionary does it say a woman cannot handle such things? What is a man’s soul made of that a woman’s is not? I had no idea my innards were composed of cotton and kittens, while yours are filled with steel and steam-driven parts.”

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199. “Show me why they call you the Wicked.”

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200. “I was a gruesome monster wrapped up in delicate lace.”

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