Top 500 Nora Sakavic Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “I’m not alone enough to get lost.”

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102. “I’m pretty sure the majority of them are clinically insane.”

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103. “Make them love you, make them hate you, I don’t care. Just make them look at you.”

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104. “I am not a dog. I’m a Fox.”

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105. “I won’t lie and say I didn’t think about it, but I decided to stay. I trusted you more than I was scared of him. So trust me now if you can. I’m not going anywhere. I’ll take care of Kevin until you return.”

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106. “Neil waited, but Andrew didn’t let go. With so many people watching them Neil couldn’t lift his shirt. He did the next best thing and dragged one of Andrew’s hands under the hem. He pressed Andrew’s palm to the ugly scarring across his abdomen.”

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107. “When I prove it, it puts a target on Seth’s back and a paintbrush in your hands.”

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108. “Every time Neil fell, though, Jean was there to pull him off the ground. Jean had nothing to say to Neil about his poor performance, neither encouragement nor harsh words.”

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109. “Andrew’s disinterest in his psychological well-being was what had drawn Neil to him in the first place: the realization that Andrew would never flinch away from whatever poison was eating Neil alive.”

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110. “You were supposed to be a side effect of the drugs.”

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111. “Betsy Dobson was the last to walk in. Andrew hadn’t saved a ticket for her, so Neil assumed Wymack and Abby had invited her. Andrew didn’t seem at all surprised to see her but went to her as soon as she was settled.”

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112. “You aren’t going anywhere. You’re staying here.”

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113. “Whether Neil left today or tomorrow or next week, he’d leave alone. Two, five, ten years from now, if Neil was even still alive, he’d still be alone. He could be anyone, anywhere in the world, but he’d be alone until the day he died. He’d never trust anyone enough to let them in.”

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114. “Then they don’t want to play that game anymore, and they skip straight to the elimination round. Did you know I’ve never been skiing? I’d like to try it one day, though.”

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115. “Then it’s time to stop being the worst,” Wymack said. “It’s time to fly.”

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116. “Riko will have a few minutes of your time later,” Jean said. “I suggest you speak with him if you do not want everyone to know you are the Butcher’s son.”

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117. “He looked at Kevin again. Kevin didn’t recognize him, but maybe some part of him remembered the boy he’d met so many years ago. Neil’s past was locked in Kevin’s memories. It was proof he existed, same as this game they both played. Kevin was proof Neil was real. Maybe Kevin was also the best chance Neil had at knowing when to leave again. If he lived, practiced, and played with Kevin, he’d know when Kevin started to get suspicious.”

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118. “I don’t believe in giving people chances.” “I didn’t until I came here,” Neil said. “I took a chance on you when I decided to stay. You took a chance on me when you trusted me with Kevin. Is it really that hard to support them when they’ve been with you every step of the way?” “What will you give me in exchange for my cooperation?” Andrew asked. “Because revenge isn’t good enough?” Neil asked. “What would it take?” Andrew didn’t have to think about it. “Show me your scars.”

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119. “Face the facts. Your pet is and always will be dead weight. It’s time to – ” “What?” Andrew turned a wide-eyed look on Kevin. “You have a pet and you never told us? Where do you keep it, Kevin?”

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120. “Damn it all to hell. Hemmick! You were supposed to wake them up ten miles ago.” “I don’t want to die,” Nicky said.”

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121. “All eyes are on you. It’s time to show them what you’re made of. There’s no room for doubt, no room for second guesses, no room for error. This is your night. This is your game. This is your moment. Seize it with everything you’ve got. Pull out all the stops and lay it all on the line. Fight because you don’t know how to die quietly. Win because you don’t know how to lose. This king’s ruled long enough – it’s time to tear his castle down.”

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122. “Seriously, how are you not bored of your hand by now?”

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123. “Don’t make me hurt you,” Andrew said. “I don’t want blood in my ice cream.”

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124. “Your parents are dead, you are not fine, and nothing is going to be okay. This is not news to you. But from now until May you are still Neil Josten and I am still the man who said he would keep you alive.”

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125. “Befriending the Foxes was inadvisable but inevitable. Kissing one of them was unthinkable and went against everything he knew.”

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126. “The King’s lost all his men.”

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127. “Neil Josten, good morning. I suppose you’ve already heard the good news? As of eleven o’clock last night, your name is the third-highest search string for NCAA Exy strikers. That puts you right after Riko and Kevin.”

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128. “Keys meant Neil had explicit permission to be here and do what he liked. They meant he belonged.”

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129. “Why does Roland think you’re tying me down?”

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130. “I hate you,” Andrew said, but it was hard to believe him when he sounded so bored by the concept. Andrew took a swig from the bottle and swiped his mouth clean with a thumb. The look he slanted Neil was both unimpressed and unconcerned. “Ninety percent of the time the very sight of you makes me want to commit murder. I think about carving the skin from your body and hanging it out as a warning to every other fool who thinks he can stand in my way.” “What about the other ten?” Neil asked. Andrew.”

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131. “The University of Texas stadium was comparable to the Foxhole Court in size. The Longhorns and Foxes shared the same team colors, too, so the packed rafters looked familiar and comforting. Neil just had to ignore the crowd’s challenging roar as they noticed the Foxes in their midst.”

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132. “Whenever Andrew crossed the room, Neil’s gaze followed. Every time Neil took his keys out of his pocket and saw the newest addition to his set he remembered Andrew’s kiss. He looked at Matt and Nicky to see if he saw them any differently, but nothing had changed. Neil didn’t know what that meant, but he knew this still wasn’t the time to figure it out.”

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133. “He remembered Andrew’s hand over his mouth in Exites as he backed out of their conversation. He thought of Andrew yielding to his prodding and holding him up when Neil needed him most. Andrew had called him interesting and dangerous and had given him keys to his house and car. He’d trusted Neil with Kevin because Kevin was important to both of them and he knew Neil wouldn’t let him down.”

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134. “Get away from us,” Andrew said.”

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135. “Some of the strongest people I’ve known are women.”

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136. “That didn’t stop him from leaping at Drake. Aaron was faster. He barreled past Neil almost hard enough to take Neil off his feet.”

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137. “Allison’s choice of movie was instantly vetoed, so Allison threw democracy out the window and put it in anyway.”

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138. “Pig Higgins, is that you?” Andrew asked. “Oh, it is. Yes, I’m surprised. Did you forget I don’t like surprises? What? No, don’t stall. You wouldn’t hunt me down after all this time just to chat, so what do you want?” Andrew went quiet for a few seconds to listen, then said, “No,” and hung up.”

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139. “That sounds like an accusation, but I didn’t lie to you.” “Omission is the easiest way to lie,” Neil said. “You could have corrected me.”

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140. “I want – I know I shouldn’t stay, but I can’t – I don’t want to lose this. I don’t want to lose any of you. I don’t want to be Nathaniel anymore. I want to be Neil for as long as I can.” “Good,” Wymack said. “I’d have a hell of a time fitting ‘Wesninski’ on a jersey.” Browning.”

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141. “It’s about second chances, Neil. Second, third, fourth, whatever, as long as you get at least one more than what anyone else wanted to give you.”

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142. “Did you think I made the team the way it is because I thought it would be a good publicity stunt? It’s about second chances, Neil. Second, third, fourth, whatever, as long as you get at least one more than what anyone else wanted to give you.”

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143. “You just cost him something he didn’t want to lose.”

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144. “How stupid, that someone so short could have such a presence.”

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145. “Neil had dyed his hair brown from time to time, but never this shade, never anywhere near this shade. This was his natural color, and those were his real eyes, and this was his father’s face. The bandages and bruises weren’t enough to disguise the man he’d seen in the mirror. Neil thought he’d throw up but he was too weak to manage it.”

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146. “But that didn’t count, because Andrew was Andrew, and this was definitely the last turn he needed his thoughts to take. He dragged his attention back to the task at hand and vowed never to listen to Nicky again.”

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147. “You are a Fox. You are always going to be nothing.”

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148. “Running wasn’t easy, but it was easier than trusting Andrew. But Neil remembered the weight of a key in his palm, its metal soaked through with another person’s body heat. He remembered Andrew’s promise to see this year through with him.”

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149. “Everything I needed, you already gave me. You let me stay.”

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150. “University, he said quietly. It sounded like a dream; it tasted like damnation.”

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