Top 250 Laura Thalassa Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “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

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

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

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154. “I should just swear off men. Nothing but heartache comes of them.”

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155. “A fairy doesn’t show his wings to his betrothed.” He slides his hand behind my neck, his thumb stroking my skin. “A fairy shows them to his soulmate.”

— Laura Thalassa

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

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157. “I stare at each one of their faces, and this is the moment where we all realize that the boy they thought I was, was a mirage. That this entire time they’ve been the field mice and I’ve been the viper lying in the grass.”

— Laura Thalassa

158. “It was pretty clear they thought I was sufficiently incapacitated, leaving me back here to my own devices. It was also clear that they weren’t taking me to go get ice cream.”

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159. “I don’t tear my eyes from his when I say, “I’m thinking that you’d give the devil a run for his money. In fact, he’s probably worried that you’ll set your sights on his territory next.” The corner of Monte’s mouth lifts. “A good idea, Serenity. Perhaps I could consult you on hell’s layout. I hear you’re familiar with it.”

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160. “I will say this for the fae – they may be heartless sons-of-bitches, but they have seriously good taste in fashion.”

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161. “Next time I fall for someone, it won’t be a conniving, manipulative – His hand moves lower, cupping my ass. – horny fae king. Next time it will be a good boy.”

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162. “A horseman of the apocalypse is watching me pee.”

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163. “Sadness has a way of getting into your bones and settling in for the long haul.”

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164. “After a pause where he’s surely considering the wickedness of alcohol and how stained his soul’s quickly becoming, he takes the bottle from me, pouring himself another drink.”

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

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166. “Sweet thing, hasn’t she figured out by now that though I rule the heavens, I’m hell wrapped in a man?”

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

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168. “The Reaper’s lips quirk. “Little flower, don’t you know? I happen to enjoy it when you pee on my boots, and you sing songs off-key, and when I wake up to your atrocious morning breath – you know, you also fart in your sleep.”

— Laura Thalassa

169. “Why?” he finally says. “Why, why, why? You creatures and your need to have orderly, logical answers. When someone falls in love, is it logical? And when they blindly hate, is that logical either? Your deepest drives are based on nothing. What you’re asking for is an explanation for the unexplainable.”

— Laura Thalassa

170. “Wrong is right, and right is wrong.”

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171. “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.”

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172. “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

173. “So this is how the rich bleed – elegantly.”

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174. “I didn’t marry you because you were a pretty thing. I married you because you were a wicked one.”

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175. “Morality, and not faith,” he continues, “is what matters to God.”

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176. “Once he gets to the far side of the bed, his towel drops to the ground, and holy virgins and saints, that backside is everything.”

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177. “Why are you telling me this?” I say softly. His stares into my eyes. “I am the scariest thing out here. And if anything tries to touch you, they will reckon with me.”

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178. “Getting angry at one of the horsemen of the apocalypse for bringing about the end of man is like getting angry at ice for being cold.”

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179. “Speak, but listen more.”

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180. “There’s a finality to his words. I feel a tear drip out because I know what this is. It’s a goodbye. And I don’t understand any of it. His voice drops. ‘Don’t cry.”

— Laura Thalassa

181. “The truth is that I’m a connoisseur of addictions, and this is one of my favorite.”

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182. “And naturally, I see a whopping three stars in the sky – and one of them might be a plane.”

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183. “She grabs the Bargainer’s lapels. “Where are they?” Mara growls. She shakes him like a madwoman, the floral scent of her power filling the air “Desmond Flynn, where are they?” “What are you talking about?” he says, his voice low. “You know damn well what I’m talking about. I swear to the Undying Gods I will do everything in my power to break our vow of peace if you don’t tell me where my harem is.”

— Laura Thalassa

184. “I don’t understand why, but I want to be close to you, I want to hold you when you say you are cold.”

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185. “It feels like I’ve just conceded a little bit of my soul. But Des has been collecting pieces of my soul since the night I took my father’s life. As far as I’m concerned, he can have it; I know he’ll take good care of it. Des’s.”

— Laura Thalassa

186. “Why did you have to ruin the world?” the horseman retorts. “I didn’t.” “You did. Just as I don’t have to touch each man to kill him, nor do you have to personally light the world on fire to be the reason it burns.”

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187. “I love you too.” Funny how those words got easier to say the more I voiced them.”

— Laura Thalassa

188. “Dear God,” I breathe. From the earth, the dead rise.”

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189. “You’re the one everyone calls Pestilence the Conqueror,” I say. “Can’t you even tell when you’ve won an argument?”

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190. “And now we’re afraid of each other. That’s what the two of us are. Afraid of hoping when all hope’s ever done is break us. Afraid of getting exactly what we want.”

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191. “Thanks for bearing the crap out of that creep,” I said. Andre gave me a shadow of a smile, his way of acknowledging my decision to stay with him rather than running away again. “But,” I said, “just so we’re clear: no more mass killings. If that happens again, I’m so out of here.” I couldn’t believe I’d ever have to say those particular words to someone.”

— Laura Thalassa

192. “It’s hard to remember what you loved without also remembering what you hated.”

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193. “Just because you like honey doesn’t mean you must also like the bee.”

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194. “Toying with this supervillain was kind of fun. Much better than my usual experience with them, which usually involved lots of blood and pain. I.”

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195. “I love this broken, broken creature, and damn him to the pits of hell for making me feel it when I should hate him all over again.”

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196. “Let our enemies come.”

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197. “I vowed to you that I would change,” he says. “I’m trying.”

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198. “Your kind has not been made wrong,” War says cryptically, “but you have all collectively chosen wrong.”

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199. “Weird is just a euphemism for an emotion I can’t actually put a name on.”

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200. “It’s quite easy to control people once you understand them.”

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