Top 90 Morgan Rhodes Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “And those with dark pasts didn’t always yearn for dark futures.”

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52. “Lies can make harsh truths less painful. But I believe pain is essential for growth.”

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53. “I’m not sure the prince was ever taught the polite way to speak to people,” Cleo replied. “And yet,” Magnus said, “you’re still following me, aren’t you?” “For now. But you should remember that charm opens far more doors than harsh words do.” “And a sharp ax will open every door.” The.”

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54. “There are some mortals who are worth sacrificing eternity for.”

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55. “She gave him a cold and enraged glare. ‘You are so pathetic, you make me want to vomit.”

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56. “Blood is life. Blood is magic.”

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57. “If I’m to die a mortal, why shouldn’t the same fate be given to all, no matter how long they’ve lived or how important they think they are? All things must eventually come to an end.”

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58. “Choices, princess. Life seems to be all about them.”

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59. “It didn’t seem to matter whether the previous day had been good or bad; the sun would always rise the next morning.”

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60. “Whispered stories could turn to shouted truths as quick as day became night.”

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61. “This is how it’s meant to be. It shows that everything that exists must one day change – but what is destroyed can be created again with patience and dedication.”

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62. “It didn’t really matter who someone was, princess, peasant, rebel, or just a boy or a girl.”

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63. “I believe with all my heart, that Magnus is a worthy and superior successor to your current king. Therefore, I ask today that you reject Gaius Damora as your leader and take Prince Magnus as your new king. He will right the wrongs that have overtaken Mytica. And he will make Gaius Damora pay for all he has destroyed.”

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64. “Some sought revenge against their mortal enemies with the edge of a sword. Her plan for vengeance began with the edge of a smile.”

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65. “Believe in magic. Believe in the impossible.”

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66. “Send me pain so I know I’m still alive. Help me continue to suffer. For if my father has already killed her, then I need to live so I can avenge her.”

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67. “Magnus blinked. Small talk was so taxing.”

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68. “The truth is only dangerous if it can inflict injury.”

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69. “Yes, of course, very well,” the barkeep sputtered. “My best bottle of Paelsian wine. Coming right up.” He disappeared into a back room, returning almost immediately with a dark green glass bottle roughly etched with the Paelsian symbol of a grapevine. As the barkeep uncorked it, Magnus spared a glance at Nic. “That’s forbidden.” Nic gestured toward the bottle. “Bad Prince of Blood. Very bad!” Magnus.”

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70. “Some victories didn’t taste as sweet as they should.”

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71. “Everyone mourned when their loved ones died.”

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72. “Tears aren’t just for babies. They’re proof that you feel something and aren’t afraid to show it. It’s those that won’t ever allow themselves to cry that are the weak ones.”

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73. “Wine never helps one forget their worries for long.”

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74. “But minding one’s own business wasn’t very interesting. Or useful.”

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75. “I want to be respected. I want to be powerful. And yes, I want to be special. I want to leave a mark on this world so no one forgets who I was.”

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76. “He couldn’t deny that she was lovely... maybe even the most beautiful girl he’d ever seen. But the most beautiful girl could still be deceptive and evil.”

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77. “After having grown up surrounded by so much manufactured beauty, Amara had come to want something different. Something that wasn’t necessarily beautiful. Something imperfect, interesting, and perhaps even ugly.”

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78. “If every mortal looked at others as their friends, not as their enemies, the world would be a much better place, wouldn’t it?”

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79. “He didn’t deserve her; he knew he didn’t. He was the Prince of Blood, the son of a monster, who said and did cruel things. Who preemptively leapt to hurt anyone before they could hurt him first. But he would show her that he could change. Magnus could change for her. She was his princess. No. She was his goddess. With her golden skin and golden hair. She was his light. His life. His everything. He loved her more than anything else in this world. Magnus.”

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80. “There are... sacrifices that must be made.”

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81. “Magnus loved you. He fought for you. He defied me again and again in order to save you, even if it meant his own destruction. He was worthy of you in a way that I was never worthy of Elena. I see that now. And for that alone, you must survive this, Cleiona Bellos.”

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82. “King Gaius began to laugh. It was a dark sound edged in danger and it made a chill run up Magnus’s back as it echoed through the cavernous hall.”

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83. “A chill had spread through the tent, but perhaps it was only Magnus’s blood cooling with each word he spoke.”

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84. “But sometimes we hurt the people we love. Life’s like that.”

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85. “Freedom is what counts. Freedom for everyone – be they rich or poor. The freedom to choose our own lives, our own paths, without an absolute ruler telling us what we can and cannot do. That is what I fight for.”

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86. “Everything and everyone would bow before him. Eternally.”

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87. “Like me, you are beautiful on the outside, but your soul is forged from steel.”

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88. “Sometimes it doesn’t take years to know someone. A handful of conversations can be more than enough to know someone’s heart.”

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89. “And in this moment, he thought she was the bravest and most beautiful girl he’d ever known.”

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90. “He felt at his face, wondering what the hot dampness was. For a moment he thought he was bleeding. Swearing under his breath, he pushed the tears away, vowing that they would be the last he ever shed. Strength, not weakness, was what he needed from this day forward.”

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