Top 500 Olivie Blake Quotes (2026 Update)
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401. “Something-something not all men,” muttered Callum, who couldn’t be bothered to defend his Y chromosome at the moment.”

— Olivie Blake

402. “Oh, it comforts him, really, not that he’ll ever admit it. Knowing the truth of my sordid nature only confirms Tristan’s deepest suspicions about humanity,” Parisa replied to Libby’s inner thoughts, catching her sidelong glance. “I’m confident Tristan could be stabbed mid-climax and still find the strength to groan out ‘I was right’ before succumbing to the cavernous embrace of death.”

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403. “He was definitely doing math, and she reveled in her possession of it; in being the instrument to channel his thoughts.”

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404. “It wasn’t conflicted, and it certainly wasn’t dramatic; he’d already seen every shade of Regan’s highs and lows. Sometimes she was a marvel, brilliant, creative, witty; sometimes merely predictable, spoiled, manic, vain. It was never particularly cruel, but it was always honest.”

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405. “Sometimes Aldo thought a fall was precisely what he was waiting for.”

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406. “His work would never be done, and that alone was tragic, exhilarating, perfect.”

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407. “She leaned forward. He matched her distance again, their foreheads meeting like old friends; Hello, how are you, been a long time, how nice it is to be here with you. Their hands, meanwhile, stayed back like tired captives, wary prisoners of war.”

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408. “She’d outgrown her container and yes, she still inhabited her body, and temporarily so did he, but they were more than that. This was vastness – and was it him? Was it her? Was it them? Maybe it was all of it, maybe it was everything, maybe he and she were a little speck of everything when they were touching like this, bound to tiny particles in the air. To things that science had yet to find or name or see.”

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409. “The best method for ruining someone’s life is to give them exactly what they want and then politely get out of their way.”

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410. “People may be trying to kill you, but your lives are not in danger. You will always be more dangerous than anyone who could ever dream of hunting you. You will always be the most dangerous person in the room.”

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411. “I think,” he said, “that the inside of your head must require a specific set of keys.” “A whole set of them?” “Oh, almost definitely,” he replied. “I think that, for someone to get close to you, you must have to give them one key at a time. And even then, only one level can be opened at once.”

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412. “I am not good,” Dalton told her, rasping it into her mouth. “No one here is good. Knowledge is carnage. You can’t have it without sacrifice.”

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413. “There was a hardness to her expression, a shadow beneath her eyes, suggesting something had been weighing on her. “Now, it seems everything has always been a lie. A lie that I was stupid enough to believe.”

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414. “Maybe he’d known it the moment she’d set eyes on him, in some manner of speaking, because it was the first, the only time Tom Parker had even been witnessed. and it was easier to be cruel than it was to be seen.”

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415. “Here, he thought, yanking the sunglasses from his misshapen face – see me. See all of me for what I really am. You’re the only one who ever has.”

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416. “At best, Dimitri Fedorov was Marya Antonova’s greatest weakness. At worst, she was his.”

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417. “He had told Tristan once that they all had the exact curses they deserved. He understood his own, that he felt everything because he wanted terribly, with all of his being, to feel nothing. Because to feel nothing would be to finally no longer feel pain.”

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418. “More interesting than the game is always the players, you know. Well, I suppose more accurately,” he amended, “the game is different depending on the players.”

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419. “That was the peril of thought. Thoughts were so rarely dismissed once they’d been picked up and toyed with, and a mind successfully altered could rarely, if ever, revert.”

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420. “She understands what people want from her, knows when to give it or not. Isn’t that the point? Isn’t that the success of a rebellion, knowing what people want, so to vehemently deny what others so desperately desire?”

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421. “But I’m just the villain, Rhodes. It’s my job to lose.”

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422. “Early life – London, England Telepathy.”

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423. “She resented it, being tied to him, but the real weight to carry around was the irony, the unassailable significance, the ease of picking up where the other left off. The horror of knowing what it meant to be a soulmate.”

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424. “But Dimitri Fedorov, like all heroes, had one near-fatal flaw.”

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425. “I don’t think it counts as learning it if you don’t know what you learned.”

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426. “She knew, after all, which of his motions looked practiced and which of them did not. He wasn’t accustomed to someone being this close to him. This was visibly unrehearsed.”

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427. “Aldo found it difficult to focus on something that required so little of his attention;.”

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428. “Because you and I, we are so different, aren’t we, and yet we are more like each other than the rest of the world is like us, for that I bless you, I condemn you, I sanctify you, I sustain you.”

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429. “Funny how you repeatedly insist that things will change, but some things are just a tale as old as time, aren’t they?”

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430. “Fighting for her life was an old feeling; a dead one, but it resurrected easily.”

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431. “Until then, drink expensive liquor, buy some nice shoes, and make a man stop talking by sitting comfortably on his face.”

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432. “I thought I was weak for you, Dima, but I was wrong. I’m Marya Antonova,” she told him, meeting his eye, “and I am loved by Dimitri Fedorov, and for that, I could never be weak.”

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433. “I’ve learned to expect the least out of the people I thought the highest of.”

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434. “He matched her distance again, their foreheads meeting like old friends; Hello, how are you, been a long time, how nice it is to be here with you.”

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435. “I want you to bet on me, Aldo. I want you to make investments, I want your future.” The last part slipped out. “I want your future, Aldo. I want it for me.”

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436. “Death. It was incomplete without an audience.”

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437. “He didn’t ask for very much from Regan, which was ideal, because she didn’t typically give very much. If they tired of each other, they simply didn’t speak. They were good at occupying each other’s spaces. She often thought of him as an accessory that matched with everything; some sort of magical mood ring that adapted to whatever persona she had currently filled.”

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438. “You know, being routinely accused of psychopathy is starting to get on my nerves,” Parisa said dryly.”

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439. “Am I the girl who stays while others leave?”

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440. “What he wants to do is get on his bike and go somewhere he can scream into empty air, where he can take a breath that is not full of her just to prove it can still mean something, just in case.”

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441. “Callum would simply have to look Tristan in the eye and say, as un-pathetically as possible, you don’t have to choose me. Just know that it won’t stop me from choosing you.”

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442. “Bodies are so faulty already, just moments away from total collapse. The shapes we take – the things housing our souls that we resent and mistreat and yet trust so implicitly – they were just objects of force, constantly acted upon.”

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443. “So we love each over, Rhodes, so what?”

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444. “The spells of worthlessness and emptiness, the dull rage with its fuzzy indiscriminate lack of concentration, the sharp spikes in antisocial activity, all the isolation and self-sabotage.”

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445. “Maybe that’s the big secret, that even though she hates her feelings, she’d still rather have them than not.”

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446. “Capitalism has a terrible tendency to abandon its principles altogether.”

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447. “Regan believes there are two ways to manipulate a man: either to let him pursue you or to let him pursue you in a way that makes him feel he’s the pursuit.”

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448. “But two centuries of anger had not served him nearly as well as one day of honesty.”

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449. “She had the air of someone who had seen a lot and decided to simply close her eyes and stop looking.”

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450. “This was a world where stolen knowledge could stay stolen, because plenty of knowledge that came freely remained unscrutinized every day.”

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