Top 200 Renee Ahdieh Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “There is a vast difference between meaning to do something and actually doing it.”

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152. “Loss is loss. And the lesson is always the same.”

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153. “If you are just one girl, I am just one boy.” Shahrzad.”

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154. “Beauty fades. But a pain in the ass is forever.”

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155. “No hace falta coraje para matar, hace falta coraje para vivir.”

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156. “As always. As ever. As a rose to the sun.”

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157. “Respect is not a thing granted. It is a thing earned.”

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158. “Why would you be curious as to where he found me, my lord? Are you in the market?”

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159. “Destiny was for fools. Sharzad would not wait for her life to happen. She would make it happen.”

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160. “Beautiful words were beautiful words, even to the most practical of minds.”

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161. “I’ve always believed a man is what he does, not what others say.”

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162. “I may lie every day of my life, Hattori Mariko. But my heart will always be true.”

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163. “Being your sister is one of the best things about being me.”

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164. “Bravery did not come to her naturally. She spent too much time weighing her options to be brave. Too much time calculating the many paths before her. But Mariko knew it was time to do more. Time to be more. She would not die a coward.”

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165. “I believe when you truly love someone, you want what’s best for that person.”

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166. “Broad-shouldered, with skin of the desert and eyes of silver and ash, he was the kind of boy who turned heads and never noticed. The faint shadow of hair that darkened his jaw served only to accentuate features hewn from stone by the hand of a master sculptor.”

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167. “But I do know anything is possible,” Despina finished softly. “So long as there is a strong will behind it.” She reached for the handle of the chamber door, resolve flowing through her veins. No. Her child would never bow to anyone. The world would fall to its knees first. Despina would make sure of it.”

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168. “I learned I have a great deal to learn.” Reza.”

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169. “All our lives are forfeit, sayyidi. It is just a question of when. And I would like one more day.”

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170. “He was stronger than she was. Of that, there was no doubt. She could not best him physically. But I’m not here to fight. I’m here to win.”

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171. “But you do laugh too loud. And I hope you never stop.” Despina.”

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172. “I am just curious at heart, and my curious heart has quite a fondness for love stories.”

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173. “You’re better than beautiful.” Rahim took a careful breath. “You’re interesting. Never forget that.”

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174. “Perhaps you should spend less time despising the game and more time building the patients necessary to win.”

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175. “For all his dour black and stern expressions, all the whispered rumors of trick swords and cold brutality, he did not appear worthy of genuine fear. He appeared bored with life. Bored and in need of a nap.”

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176. “I believe when you truly love someone, you want what’s best for that person.” “I find that not only absurd, but arrogant, as well.”

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177. “A monster did not deserve to consider the motivations of his prey.”

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178. “For this was untrammeled need; this was a body of water and a soul of ash. The.”

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179. “But, if you ask me, the best way to go about flying is to cut the strings tying you down...”

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180. “Loving someone is to lose control.”

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181. “Everything was cold, and she chewed from habit rather than enjoyment, but she knew she would regret it later if she went to bed hungry as well as angry.”

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182. “From the stars, to the stars.”

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183. “For his children, he would move mountains.”

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184. “This boy did not take steps. He glided like a shark through the water. And like the sea, the members of the Black Clan parted around him.”

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185. “Prove that a real man doesn’t make a show of what’s his. It just is.” “Is.”

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186. “If that was to be my last meal,” Mariko murmured, “how fitting is it that it fell from my lips before I could eat it?”

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187. “You laugh very loud – as if you are the only one in the world.”

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188. “Every day, I think I am going to be surprised by how remarkable you are, but I am not. Because this is what it means to be you. It means knowing.”

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189. “These two words from a boy who was less than nothing. These two words that gave her the will to fight off the demons: My queen.”

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190. “A girl willingly donning a crown of death. A small girl with immense courage. Immense hate. Why.”

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191. “Before she could stop her hands, they reached for him, as though they existed for no other reason than to touch him. Her fingers brushed across his jaw with a feather’s caress before pulling away, and he closed his eyes on a soft inhale. Like the poison toying with its remedy, Shahrzad’s hands ignored her and took control, a mere taste of his skin not nearly enough. Never enough.”

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192. “Shahrzad paused. Then made a decision. Honey catches more flies than vinegar.”

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193. “Caring about him meant he had real power over her. That he held sway over her heart.”

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194. “Perhaps the forest simply knew this was where someone like Mariko – a lost girl in search of a place to call home – could plant roots and flourish.”

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195. “Anything is possible so long as there is a strong will behind it.”

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196. “In her ear, he whispered, “Do better than this Shazi. My queen is without limitations. Boundless in all that she does. Show them.”

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197. “For it was easy to be good and kind in times of plenty. The trying times were the moments that defined a man.”

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198. “It’s much easier to hate a memory. I would know.”

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199. “I understand how difficult it is, putting your heart in someone else’s hands. But, if you don’t, how will you ever truly know a person?”

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200. “For the wonder of a first love can never be matched.”

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