Top 250 Laura Thalassa Quotes (2025 Update)
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151. “I imagine this is how a star feels as it dies, like everything it loves and everything it is, is pressing inwards and crushing the life out of it.”

— Laura Thalassa

152. “I’m saying this because each moment with you is my new favorite.”

— Laura Thalassa

153. “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.”

— Laura Thalassa

154. “I don’t follow any of this. I don’t speak psycho.”

— Laura Thalassa

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

— Laura Thalassa

156. “Speak, but listen more.”

— Laura Thalassa

157. “My vicious Sleeping Beauty. This is our violent fairytale.”

— Laura Thalassa

158. “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

159. “Instead, I reach out and run my hand over his wings. He closes his eyes, like he’s savoring the sensation. Getting up, I circle behind him, studying the silvery skin of them as my hand passes over each talon and joint. Beneath my touch, I feel him shiver. His wings stretch in response, the fine veins of them clearly visible even here in the dim lighting. “I always assumed that fairies had butterfly wings,” I admit. “You’re not wrong,” Des says, his back still to me. “Mine are particularly rare.”

— Laura Thalassa

160. “Those grave robbers resurrected more than an ancient queen when they took Serenity. My heart and my spirit slept with my wife, and those two have now woken. Just as I feared they would.”

— Laura Thalassa

161. “To take what I want, when I want, and to apologize to no one for it.”

— Laura Thalassa

162. “You are a human-shaped headache,” he mutters.”

— Laura Thalassa

163. “You don’t need to control her, cherub. You are the Night King’s mate. We represent all deeds better done in the dark.”

— Laura Thalassa

164. “I reach up and tilt his head down to mine, and then I brush a kiss against his lips. I can feel his sweet agony in the kiss. He leans his forehead against mine. “This is misery, Sara,” he repeats. “But it is the sweetest misery I have ever felt. I don’t want it to stop.” I hate myself a little when I say, “It won’t.”

— Laura Thalassa

165. “They’d given me a blowtorch. Idiots.”

— Laura Thalassa

166. “A hundred years of life to become whatever it is you want. And a hundred years of death to become whatever it is they want.”

— Laura Thalassa

167. “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.”

— Laura Thalassa

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

— Laura Thalassa

169. “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

170. “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

171. “So, that’s how it feels to be glamoured by a siren,” he says, the corner of his mouth curving up just the slightest, “like I’ve been caught by my balls.” He comes in close, his smirk growing. “The whole thing was horribly invasive. I rather enjoyed it.”

— Laura Thalassa

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

— Laura Thalassa

173. “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

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

— Laura Thalassa

175. “My child has been in you that entire time. No wonder you’ve been so bloodthirsty.” Oh God.”

— Laura Thalassa

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

— Laura Thalassa

177. “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.”

— Laura Thalassa

178. “Pray for the world, dear Sara. War is coming.”

— Laura Thalassa

179. “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

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

— Laura Thalassa

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

— Laura Thalassa

182. “Hell couldn’t give me a more wicked man; heaven couldn’t give me a more perfect moment.”

— Laura Thalassa

183. “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.”

— Laura Thalassa

184. “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.”

— Laura Thalassa

185. “Bargainer, I would like to make a deal.”

— Laura Thalassa

186. “There was a time when obesity was the losing battle our people faced. Not so anymore. As soon as food became scarce, curves became coveted.”

— Laura Thalassa

187. “We tread water like that for almost a minute, neither of us saying anything. I drift to my back and stare up at the dim stars. His world is above us, and mine is below. There’s something very satisfying about that.”

— Laura Thalassa

188. “A monster of a man sits on his blood-red steed, a massive sword strapped to his back. There are gold rings in his dark hair and kohl thickly lines his eyes. His cheekbones are high and the scowl he wears makes him look absolutely petrifying.”

— Laura Thalassa

189. “I never listened to those who told me about the dark side of loving your pair.”

— Laura Thalassa

190. “Being with you makes me feel as though I have swallowed the sun. Everything is brighter, fuller, better because of you.”

— Laura Thalassa

191. “He still doesn’t seem to understand that repairing that which he broke doesn’t make it new again. It makes it scarred.”

— Laura Thalassa

192. “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.”

— Laura Thalassa

193. “That’s what happens when you discover you have a soulmate. The fear of a lifetime of loneliness evaporates.”

— Laura Thalassa

194. “That soul of hers, tempered by the hottest of forges, has been and always will be mine.”

— Laura Thalassa

195. “The queen lives.”

— Laura Thalassa

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

— Laura Thalassa

197. “Was this what love was like? Not just something to fight and die for, but something that didn’t draw attention to itself unless you looked for it?”

— Laura Thalassa

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

— Laura Thalassa

199. “Once upon a time we were innocent, and then we were not.”

— Laura Thalassa

200. “I’m many things, and the least impressive of them is lovely.”

— Laura Thalassa