Top 250 Laura Thalassa Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “Sweet thing, hasn’t she figured out by now that though I rule the heavens, I’m hell wrapped in a man?”

— Laura Thalassa

102. “We’ve been working on this for a week,” he continues, “and we’ve made no progress. Who do I have to kill to make things happen?” If only the psycho were joking.”

— Laura Thalassa

103. “He looks heavenward, like he’s trying to find both God and his patience in the rafters.”

— Laura Thalassa

104. “His grip tightens. “Don’t tempt me, human.” “And stop calling me human!” I add, heatedly. “I have a name!” “One I only like to use when I’m overly-fond of you, which I’m not right now.”

— Laura Thalassa

105. “You foolish little flower, don’t you know?” he scolds me. “I kill everything. If you leave my side, you will die.” I push uselessly at his shoulders. “Then let me die, damn you!” “No.”

— Laura Thalassa

106. “I’m sorry,” I say, “your ponytail is very masculine. I feel like I’m going to grow a beard just looking at it” “Mouthy.”

— Laura Thalassa

107. “Had I known I was going to face down death today, I totally would’ve bought myself the Slurpee.”

— Laura Thalassa

108. “Your kind has not been made wrong,” War says cryptically, “but you have all collectively chosen wrong.” I’m trying to follow War’s words and how they tie into judgment, but I don’t really know what he’s trying to say. That human nature itself is fine, we just turned evil somewhere along the way? And now he has to punish us for it? “And so we’re all to die?” I say. “You’re being called home.” What he means is that humankind is being swept up into God’s trashcan like bad leftovers.”

— Laura Thalassa

109. “The light from the setting sun shines through the windows, making his hair glitter like spun gold. My heart squeezes the same way it did when I saw pictures of the Sistine Chapel. A beauty so staggering it makes you feel physically close to God.”

— Laura Thalassa

110. “Loss is a wound that never heals. Never never never. It scabs over, and for a time you can almost forget it’s there, but then something – a smell, a sound, a memory – will split that wound right open, and you’ll be reminded again that you’re not whole. That you’ll never fully be whole again.”

— Laura Thalassa

111. “Magic lives in words just as much as it does in anything else. Believe in something hard enough and you’ll manifest it.”

— Laura Thalassa

112. “A warrior king. And my lady parts were having trouble enough around him as it was. I’m now officially a lost cause.”

— Laura Thalassa

113. “All creatures can experience pestilence, famine, and death – but war, true war, that is a singularly human experience.”

— Laura Thalassa

114. “I can’t believe I’m about to say this. “How did you feel, leaving me?” I ask. He holds my gaze. “Like my soul was ripped in two.” I still. Is he serious?”

— Laura Thalassa

115. “So don’t act like you invented pain. It’s an insult to the rest of us.”

— Laura Thalassa

116. “God didn’t send me a wife,” he says under his breath. “He sent me my reckoning.”

— Laura Thalassa

117. “Other teenagers got clothes and electronics for Christmas. I got my name on a hit list.”

— Laura Thalassa

118. “What has been is immovable and unchanging; what will be is full of infinite possibilities – some more likely than others. Nothing is certain until it happens.”

— Laura Thalassa

119. “I’ve heard that love was messy, but ours is downright bloody. It turns men into monsters, and monsters into men. I don’t care that soldiers, medics, staff, and politicians are watching. I bring his bloody hand to my lips and kiss his knuckles. And the entire time they wheel me away, I hold my monster tightly to me.”

— Laura Thalassa

120. “I was lonely – painfully, achingly lonely, the kind of loneliness that comes from feeling like your life is passing you by and there’s no one there to witness it.”

— Laura Thalassa

121. “Forgetting doesn’t mean it never happened; it means not dealing with the consequences.”

— Laura Thalassa

122. “We are all like the bright moon, we still have our darker side.” – Kahlil Gibran.”

— Laura Thalassa

123. “You were made from the earth,” I whisper to her skin, “I can feel the universe moving through you, and yet you are something else unto yourself.”

— Laura Thalassa

124. “Suddenly, I hear a voice like thunder, speaking words I don’t recognize but still understand. “Jinsoi mohirsitmon dumu mo mohirsitum!” You cross God when you cross me! I would recognize that voice if I heard it in hell itself. War.”

— Laura Thalassa

125. “This is not lust I feel, dear Sara. And I hope you are half as frightened of it as I am.”

— Laura Thalassa

126. “One other inhuman thing about me, flower.” Famine turns his head slightly towards me. “I don’t simply exist, I hunger.”

— Laura Thalassa

127. “I push away from him, my body crying out at the sudden distance between us. My siren batters against the walls of her cage, and my control on her is slipping. “I’d take you right out here, right where anyone might find us, just as my ancestors used to do.” Jesus, that is dirty. He circles around to the front of me, one side of his mouth curves up. “I would want them to find us, to see me claiming you.”

— Laura Thalassa

128. “I am the darkness, his eyes seem to say, and you are my lovely nightmare. And no one will take this away from us.”

— Laura Thalassa

129. “Love is unendurable when it spoils.”

— Laura Thalassa

130. “And if I run?” I ask. “Your attempts at escape have been even worse than your attempts at murder,” he says, stepping in close.”

— Laura Thalassa

131. “What’s a naked man doing in your bed? I thought we had a code for these kinds of things.”

— Laura Thalassa

132. “It took losing all that I held dear for me to learn a valuable lesson: only when everything is gone are you truly free.”

— Laura Thalassa

133. “Well, if Andre knocks you up and the baby pops out of you Alien-style, I’m shooting it.”

— Laura Thalassa

134. “The kiss has only barely begun when it goes from sweet to wild and desperate. He’s my oxygen and I haven’t been able to breathe for months.”

— Laura Thalassa

135. “For time corrupts even the most innocent.”

— Laura Thalassa

136. “Kindness is chopping firewood for the elderly couple who has neither the money nor the means to acquire it. Kindness is a warm hug or a soft smile. Kindness is not this fuckery right here.”

— Laura Thalassa

137. “No,” I say, my eyes meeting his in the near-darkness. “Not love itself.” Everything I’ve ever loved I’ve lost. There’s no beauty in that. “It’s the power of love that I find beautiful.” It can change so many things – For better, or worse.”

— Laura Thalassa

138. “For good or for ill,” he says over his shoulder, “I have been indelibly changed by you.”

— Laura Thalassa

139. “Ah, America,” Pestilence says with distaste, dragging me back to the present. “Here they are made particularly mean.”

— Laura Thalassa

140. “Your heart is largely an enigma to me. But we shall find out the truth of it soon enough.”

— Laura Thalassa

141. “For better or for worse, I’d chosen him. And I still don’t regret it.”

— Laura Thalassa

142. “You were everything I never knew I wanted. You were chaos. You were desperation. You were the most mysterious secret I’d ever come across.”

— Laura Thalassa

143. “What you choose to do with all that anger is your business. But you can’t control the world; someone will always be there to wrong you. It’s your choice to let it go.”

— Laura Thalassa

144. “Serenity, the sun would sooner fall from the sky. Even when you slept, I couldn’t stay away from you.”

— Laura Thalassa

145. “In the supernatural world, good and evil never agreed upon anything. Not until I came along.”

— Laura Thalassa

146. “How do you fight the darkness? You refuse to let it snuff out your light.”

— Laura Thalassa

147. “Over the course of human existence, your kind has come up with hundreds of thousands of words for everything imaginable, yet somehow none of you have figured out how to actually speak your mind.”

— Laura Thalassa

148. “And I cannot figure out what this is,” he continues, “only that I feel it when I see you and when I think of you. When we ride together and I hold you, I feel as though all is right. And when you laugh, I think I might truly die. This is an agonizing sort of pleasure, and it’s ever so perplexing. I don’t understand how pain and affection can coexist alongside one another.”

— Laura Thalassa

149. “I saw you, and for the first time, I wanted.” His words pucker my flesh. “And so, I took.”

— Laura Thalassa

150. “Pestilence the Conqueror.”

— Laura Thalassa