Top 500 Sarah J. Maas Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “There’s nothing wrong with being a party girl. I don’t get why the world thinks there is.” But she considered his words. “It’s easier for me – when people assume the worst about what I am. It lets me see who they really are.”

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152. “Because she wasn’t human, Chaol realized, gaping at her from where he still crouched over Fleetfoot. No – she wasn’t human at all. Celaena was Fae.”

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153. “When you lick me,” he said roughly, “I want to be alone – far away from everyone. Because when you lick me, Feyre,” he said, pressing nipping kisses to my jaw, my neck, “I’m going to let myself roar loud enough to bring down a mountain.”

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154. “Do you lie awake at night to come up with all your witty replies for the following day?”

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155. “And I realized – I realized how badly I’d been treated before, if my standards had become so low. If the freedom I’d been granted felt like a privilege and not an inherent right.”

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156. “Hello, Bryce Quinlan. My name is Rhysand.”

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157. “I like to read. I cannot survive without reading.”

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158. “I met those laughing, fierce hazel eyes. Cassian’s smile softened. “Hello, Feyre.” My throat tightened to the point of pain, and I threw my arms around his neck, embracing him tightly. “I missed you, too,” Cassian murmured, squeezing me.”

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159. “Tell Aelin Galathynius that Wendlyn has never forgotten Evalin Ashryver,” Galan said to him, to Aedion. “Or Terrasen.”

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160. “We were a song that had been sung from the very first ember of light in the world.”

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161. “I might crave peace, but never a cage of comfort.”

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162. “Of course she was worthy. She was Celaena Sardothien, gods be damned.”

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163. “She was fury, she was wrath, she was vengeance.”

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164. “It was like dying a little every day. It was like being alive, too. It was joy so complete it was pain. It destroyed me and unmade me and forged me. I hated it, because I knew I couldn’t escape it, and knew it would forever change me.”

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165. “I am the rock against which the surf crashes.”

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166. “A storm is coming. A great storm.”

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167. “It would take time, he knew – for it to stop hurting, to let go. But the pain wouldn’t last forever.”

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168. “In the silence of her bedroom, she swore an oath to the moonlight that if Sam were hurt, no force in the world would hold her back from slaughtering everyone responsible.”

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169. “Towering and heavily muscled, Aedion was every inch the warrior rumor claimed him to be.”

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170. “There are different kinds of darkness,” Rhys said. I kept my eyes shut. “There is the darkness that frightens, the darkness that soothes, the darkness that is restful.” I pictured each. “There is the darkness of lovers, and the darkness of assassins. It becomes what the bearer wishes it to be, needs it to be. It is not wholly bad or good.”

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171. “Rowan moved deeper into the entry hall, every step laced with power and death, coming to a stop at her side. “You can call me Rowan. That’s all you need to know.” He cocked his head to the side, a predator assessing prey. “Thank you for the oil,” he added. “My skin was a little dry.” Arobynn blinked – as much surprise as he’d show. It took her a moment to process what Rowan had said, and to realize that the almond smell hadn’t just been coming from her. He’d worn it, too.”

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172. “Rhysand is the most handsome High Lord. Rhysand is the most delightful High Lord. Rhysand is the most cunning High Lord.”

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173. “We are the Thirteen, from now until the Darkness claims us.” She said it quietly, but knew all could hear her. “Let’s remind them why.” Manon kicked her mount into action.”

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174. “If I offer you the moon on a string, will you give me a kiss, too?” – Lucien Vanserra.”

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175. “Like Hasar, she isn’t an easy person to be with, to understand. Aelin frightens everyone.” He snorted. “But not him. I think that’s why she fell in love with him, against her best intentions. Rowan beheld all Aelin was and is, and he was not afraid.”

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176. “Gavriel smiled at him. “Close the gate, Aedion,” was all his father said. And then Gavriel stepped beyond the gates. That golden shield spreading thin.”

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177. “She’s your mate,” Amren bit at me. “Not your spy. Go get her.” “She is my mate. And my spy,” I said too quietly. “And she is the High Lady of the Night Court.”

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178. “Where is Aelin? Where is my wife?”

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179. “Nameless is my price,” the king said. Aelin went still. “Nameless is my price,” his father repeated. The warning of an ancient witch, the damning words written on the back of the Amulet of Orynth. “For the bastard-born mark you bear, you are Nameless, yet am I not so as well?” He glanced between them, his eyes wide. “What is my name?” “This is ridiculous,” Dorian said through his teeth. “Your name is – ” But where there should have been a name, only an empty hole existed.”

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180. “My friends are with me and I am not afraid.”

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181. “So I am staying. Because you are needed, and because I will follow you to whatever end.”

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182. “I am Celaena Sardothien and I will not be afraid.”

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183. “Her dearest friends are characters in books.”

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184. “It is a symbol – and symbols will always wield power of their own.”

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185. “My mate. Death incarnate. Night triumphant.”

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186. “This witch had been crafted from the darkness between the stars.”

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187. “Aelin smiled, and eternity opened before them, shining and glorious and lovely. “Tell me tomorrow.”

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188. “So Nesta had become a wolf. Armed herself with invisible teeth and claws, and learned to strike faster, deeper, more lethally. Had relished it. But when the time came to put away the wolf, she’d found it had devoured her too.”

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189. “So Aedion leaned in, and kissed Lysandra, kissed the woman who should have been his wife, his mate, one last time. “I love you.” Sorrow filled her beautiful face. “And I you.” She gestured to the western gate, to the soldiers waiting for its final cleaving. “Until the end?” Aedion hefted his shield, flipping the Sword of Orynth in his hand, freeing the stiffness that had seized his fingers. “I will find you again,” he promised her. “In whatever life comes after this.” Lysandra nodded. “In every lifetime.” Together, they turned toward the stairs that would take them down to the gates.”

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190. “It was a lovely grave – simple, clean – and on the stone was written: Sam Cortland Beloved Arobynn had left it blank – unmarked. But Wesley had explained in his letter how he’d asked the tombstone carver to come. She approached the grave, reading it over and over. Beloved – not just by her, but by many. Sam. Her Sam.”

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191. “So Dorian closed his eyes, and took another long breath. And when he opened his eyes, he let her go.”

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192. “My name is Aelin Ashryver Galathynius. And I am the Queen of Terrasen.”

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193. “What if we go on,” he said, “only to more pain and despair? What if we go on, only to find a horrible end waiting for us?” Aelin looked northward, as if she could see all the way to Terrasen. “Then it is not the end.”

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194. “Why should I be scared of an oversized bat who likes to throw temper tantrums?”

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195. “You look absolutely delicious today, Feyre?!”

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196. “Maybe I’d always been broken and dark inside. Maybe someone who’ve been born whole and good would have put down the ash dagger and embraced death rather than what lay before me.”

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197. “Celaena eyed the pianoforte. She used to play – oh, she’d loved to play, loved music, the way music could break and heal and make everything seem possible and heroic.”

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198. “What if we go on, to only more pain and despair?” “Then it is not the end.”

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199. “I am Aelin Galathynius, and I will not be afraid.”

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200. “Remember that you are a wolf. And you cannot be caged.”

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