Top 500 Marissa Meyer Quotes (2024 Update)
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451. “One does not have to be competent to be an enemy.”

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452. “I would not have thought it before, but now I think Her Majesty might actually have cause to be afraid of you, Princess.”

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453. “Kai was looking at her again. She gulped and found that she was shaking – with anger and terror and nerves and the sensation of being captured by his brown eyes. Her.”

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454. “Timid or arrogant, Charming or infuriating, and Catherine was falling, falling, falling.”

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455. “Hello, friends,” said Princess Winter. Ryu dropped his newest stick onto the pile, then sat down, chest high as though he were showing her proper respect. Scarlet scowled. “Suck-up.” Winter.”

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456. “I’m taking you into custody, and you will answer for your crimes.” “Lovely as that sounds, I actually had other plans for this afternoon.”

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457. “Eyes narrowing, Torin took a step closer. “This isn’t about an alliance at all, is it?” “Oh, I fully intend to form an alliance with Luna.” Kai glanced at the cyborg foot again. “I just intend to put a different queen on the throne first.”

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458. “Levana knew a great deal about beauty, just as she knew a great deal about ugliness.”

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459. “Channary did not like to take the elevators. She had once told Levana that she felt queenly having to lift her skirts as she went up and down the stairs. It had taken all of Levana’s efforts not to ask if that was the same reason she lifted her skirts all those other times too.”

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460. “It was all her fault. Everything was her fault. She had ruined every moment she.”

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461. “Zodra de laatste noten wegstierven, bulderde een verhelderende stem door de hele balzaal: ‘Een hartelijk welkom op dit 126e Jaarlijkse Bal van het Oosterse Keizerrijk voor een van de persoonlijke gasten van Zijn Keizerlijke Majesteit: Linh Cinder uit New Beijing.”

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462. “There is no safer place for me than at your side.”

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463. “It sounds dirty and stinky,” said Iko. “How would you know?” said Cinder. “You don’t have scent receptors.” “I have a fantastic imagination.”

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464. “The wounds would become her armor, and a constant reminder of her victory.”

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465. “There were still consequences. There were always consequences, no matter which side she was on.”

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466. “He’s just gone inside to be heroic.”

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467. “Yeah, well, I try to think for myself once in a while, rather than buy in to the ridiculous propaganda the media would have us believe.”

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468. “So this was the effect of the Lunar glamour, the spell to enchant, to deceive, to turn one’s heart toward you and against your enemies.”

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469. “Seeing that smile, Cress melted. Every. Time.”

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470. “She once told me that it’s difficult to give things up, once you know what they’ve been through.”

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471. “Try to find something that makes you happy. Your life is not going to get easier once Queen Levana is your wife. If you had even one small thing that brought you happiness, or hope that things could someday be better, then maybe that would be enough to sustain you.”

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472. “Maybe she truly was hideous. But so long as she could deceive everyone, what did it matter?”

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473. “So I’m going to Luna, and I’m going to start a revolution.”

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474. “Oh, no, she isn’t quite as useless as that,” Aimery said. As Winter stared, a thin crimson line drew itself across his throat, blood bubbling up from the wound. “The prettiest girl on all of Luna? She will make some member of this court a happy bride someday, I should think.” “The prettiest girl, Aimery?” Levana’s light tone almost concealed the snarl beneath. Aimery slipped into a bow. “Prettiest only, My Queen. But no mortal could compare with your perfection.”

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475. “His eyes softened into something almost like amusement, as if such a ragged appearance was all one could expect from a renowned mechanic.”

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476. “Knowing it was wrong, he couldn’t help but wish that wherever Cinder had gone, they would never find her.”

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477. “His parents, Carswell had learned at a very young age, liked things that did what they were told, when they were told. And that didn’t include headstrong felines. Or, as it turned out, thirteen-year-old boys.”

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478. “They passed a netscreen that showed a commercial for a shampoo that claimed to change the color of one’s hair based on their moods.”

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479. “Maybe her programming was overwhelmed by Prince Kai’s uncanny hotness.”

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480. “Wolf?” Cinder prodded. He sniffed again and his eyes brightened. Then he was gone – hurling himself past the group and tearing open the front door. Cinder jumped to her feet. “Wolf! What are you – ” Too late. The door slammed shut behind him. She cursed. This was not the time for her mutant wolf ally to start running around and drawing attention to himself. She.”

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481. “I’ve come to realize that being a mother makes me a better executive, because motherhood forces prioritization. Being a mom gives you so much more clarity on what is important.”

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482. “Alpha female,” he murmured. “I sort of like that.”

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483. “Cinder cast a look toward the road that would take her away from the palace, back to the safety of being an invisible girl in a very big city. Releasing a slow breath, she turned and followed the android.”

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484. “We will all greet fate, on the other side.”

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485. “I’ll be safe and happy when I’m no longer afraid of my own mind.”

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486. “Winter reached over and pulled the pilot’s harness over Scarlet’s head. “Safety first, Scarlet-friend. We are fragile things.”

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487. “Hey, Trouble,” he said, leaning his head back against the dial.”

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488. “Sandwiching Winter’s face in both hands, Jacin forced her gaze up to his. “Hey,” he said, somehow stern and gentle at the same time. “You’re my princess, right? You were always going to be my princess, no matter what you were born.”

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489. “So long as anarchy is synonymous with chaos and despair, the Anarchists will always be synonymous with villains.”

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490. “Why is a raven like a writing-desk?”

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491. “I thought it would be nice to look up at the night sky with you beside me for once, rather than just wishing you were beside me.” Cinder.”

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492. “Hello, friend.” Winter knelt in front of Scarlet’s cage. “Hello, crazy,” said Scarlet. It sounded like an endearment.”

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493. “So glad to be of service,” said the disembodied voice. “I’m Iko. Is anyone hurt?” “Everyone’s hurt,” said Cinder, groaning.”

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494. “A laugh reverberated through his chest, into her, and before she was ready Wolf settled her feet onto a patch of squishy moss. She scrambled out of his hold, caught her balance, then punched him squarely in the arm. “Never do that again.”

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495. “Her netlink fished for information, telling her that the palace had been built after World War IV, when the city was little more than rubble.”

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496. “Do you still have those tranquilizer darts I gave you?” “Oh, please.” Cinder forced herself to stand, though her legs still shook. “Do you have any idea how many times I’ve nearly died since you gave me those? They’re long gone.” Dr. Erland harrumphed. “I’ll make you some more. I have a feeling you’re going to need them.”

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497. “Excellent,” said Cinder, standing up and brushing off her hands. “I was beginning to worry we wouldn’t have a pilot for when it’s time to take Kai back to Earth. Now I just have to worry about not having a competent one.”

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498. “Her skin flushed with anger. “You’re a disgrace to her – to everything she’s ever stood for. She would risk her life to protect either one of us! She would risk her life for a stranger if it was the right thing to do. But all you care about is yourself. I can’t believe you’re her son. I can’t believe you’re my father.”

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499. “I have a retina scanner and display in my eye. It’s like a really small netscreen, so there’s a lot of wiring. Oh, stars, I can’t believe I’m telling you this.” She buried her face in her hands. “It’s kind of brilliant,” said Kai. She.”

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500. “Off with his head.”

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