Top 250 Laura Thalassa Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “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

102. “High cheekbones, aristocratic nose, sensual lips, chiseled jaw. Hair so pale that it appears white. He’s still far too pretty for a man. So pretty I can’t seem to look away when I know I should. It’s his eyes that have always captivated me the most. They’re every shade of silver, darkest at their edges where a thick band of charcoal grey rings them and lightest near their centers. The color of shadows and moonbeams.”

— Laura Thalassa

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

— Laura Thalassa

104. “What other well-kept secrets of the universe do you know?” “Hmmm,” I pretend to ponder this. “Wednesday is the most underrated day of the week. Hot baths can take away just about any ailment. Phlegm is the most horrible word in existence – not moist, like my mother insists. The world is worth saving, and I want to call you by something other than Pestilence because, despite what you say, names do matter.”

— Laura Thalassa

105. “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

106. “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

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

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108. “Love is unendurable when it spoils.”

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109. “Let our enemies come. They have a reckoning waiting at the end of my blade- and my siren’s vengeance to deal with. Let our enemies come, and I will kill them all. So long as you’re at my side, I have something to fight for.”

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

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111. “Suffering is meant for the living.”

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112. “The third horseman of the apocalypse is having a mental breakdown right next to me.”

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113. “You mentioned how you were worse than Pestilence and War,” I say, “but what about Death?” Famine holds my gaze for a long minute, then gives me a slight nod, like he’s conceding a point to me. “Nothing is worse than him.”

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114. “This is where happiness sneaks up on you, and you forgive evil people for unforgivable things because they give you a taste of a future you always thought was beyond your reach.”

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115. “Ember, the bad comes in with the good. And I want all of it – I want your secrets, your worry, your pain. I love you – you’re not alone in this life.”

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116. “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.”

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117. “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.”

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

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

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

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

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

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123. “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.”

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124. “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.”

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

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

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127. “Yellow?” The king’s eyebrows nudge up. “What, you thought I’d like the color of spilled blood or something?” He tips his head back as he weighs my words. “Yeah, I kind of did.”

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

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129. “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.”

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130. “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

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

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132. “Pestilence the Conqueror.”

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133. “When you live without someone for as long as I have, love becomes this abstract concept, something you attach to a memory. And when memories are that old, they feel like dreams, and you wonder if any of it was real, or if your mind created it all.”

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134. “No, the douchelord simply closed the distance between us and plunged a syringe into my neck.”

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135. “Do I feel bad that my true love is being roasted to death by supernatural bolts of lightning? Yes. Do I think he deserves it for being a bastard and forcing Judgment Day on everyone? Also yes.”

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

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137. “I was really close to death, wasn’t I?” I ask, referring to when Pestilence dragged my already injured body down the highway. “Must you talk?” So pleasant, this one. “Must you spread plague?”

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138. “Loss,” he says. He’s quiet for a moment. “It’s one of the most common aspects of war, and yet I’ve never experienced it.” “You better hope you never do,” I say, thinking of my family all over again. 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

139. “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?”

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140. “He’s the dark side of the moon. He’s my beautiful, terrible mystery. My friend. My soulmate.”

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141. “And yet, he’s giving me comfort. I lean into him and I let him hold me. He cradles my head to him, and I feel him brush a kiss along my hairline. I didn’t even know this was what I wanted the entire time, but it is.”

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142. “Rob leans forward. “How do we change?” “Your natures are corrupted,” Pestilence says. “Your hearts are hard and your minds are set on a selfish, destructive course. You have killed off countless creatures, you’ve made a mockery of nature, you’ve turned your backs on one another. Unless your ways change, you will be eliminated.”

— Laura Thalassa

143. “Now, cherub,” his words roll off his lips like honey, “the first repayment of the day: you’re coming home with me, and you’re not leaving until your debts have all been paid.”

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144. “George Washington was at peace when I came for him, Marc Antony and Cleopatra mourned for the lives they left behind, and Genghis Khan was grimly satisfied with his end.”

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145. “You all have been running towards me your entire life.”

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146. “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.”

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147. “Please give me my balls back at the end of the evening.”

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148. “I’ll cherish her, respect her, love her. For all the days of her mortal life, I’ll claim her as mine.”

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149. “He’s everywhere and in everything, and no number of lovers can make my heart forget.”

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

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