Top 500 Sarah J. Maas Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “You’re the person I don’t need to explain myself to – not when it matters. You see everything I am, and you don’t run away from it.”

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252. “I do not accept this.”

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253. “You sent that music into my cell. Why?” Rhysand’s voice was hoarse. “Because you were breaking. And I couldn’t find another way to save you.”

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254. “The water gripped her ankles with phantom hands, tugging her down. So she twisted, wrenching her arm free from the guard who held it. And so she pointed. One finger – at the king. Down down down that water wanted to pull her. But Nesta Archeron still pointed at the King of Hybern. A death-promise. A target marked. Hands shoved her into the water’s awaiting claws. And Nesta Archeron laughed at the fear that crept into the king’s eyes. Just before the water devoured her whole.”

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255. “You do not get to pick and choose which parts of her to love, Dorian had once said to him. He’d been right. So painfully right. Nesryn.”

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256. “Fury didn’t stop her prep. “Bryce was a ghost for a long while, Hunt. She pretended she wasn’t, but she was.” The helicopter finally pulled into the air. “You brought her back to life.”

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257. “I was his and he was mine, and we were the beginning and middle and end. We were a song that had been sung from the very first ember of light in the world.”

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258. “If Rhysand was Night Triumphant, I was the star that only glowed thanks to his darkness, the light only visible because of him. I.”

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259. “I loved you before I ever set eyes on you.”

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

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

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262. “His growls of pleasure filled the tent, drowning out the cries of the injured and crying.”

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263. “There once was a lady most beautiful Spirited, if a little unusual Her friends were few But how the men did queue But to all she gave a refusal.”

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264. “As long as the people who matter most know the truth, I don’t care about the rest.”

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

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266. “Obsidian the gods forbade And stone they greatly feared.”

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267. “He had called her Lady Death, and he was her sword.”

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268. “But Elain said, “I went into the Cauldron, too, you know. And it captured me. And yet somehow all you think of is what my trauma did to you.”

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269. “My name is Sam Cortland... and I will not be afraid. I’ve been doing it for years.”

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270. “Yet Lehabah remained at the foot of the stairs. “Then let the world know that my first act of freedom was to help my friends.”

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271. “And far away, across the snow-covered mountains, on a barren plain before the ruins of a once-great city, a flower began to bloom.”

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272. “She passed through a world where a great city had been built along the curve of a river, the buildings impossibly tall and glimmering with lights.”

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273. “Many atrocities, have been done in the name of the greater good.”

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274. “It’s a rare person to face who they are and not run from it – not be broken by it.”

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275. “That’s the point of it, Bryce. Of life. To live, to love, knowing that it might all vanish tomorrow. It makes everything that much more precious.”

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276. “The Sword of Orynth,” Aedion drawled. “A gift from His Majesty upon my first victory.” Everyone knew that sword. It had been an heirloom of Terrasen’s royal family, passed from ruler to ruler. By right, it was Celaena’s. It had belonged to her father. For Aedion to possess it, considering what that sword now did, the lives it took, was a slap in the face to Celaena and to her family.”

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277. “I love you,” he breathed. “More than life, more than my territory, more than my crown.”

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278. “Night Triumphant- and the Stars Eternal.”

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279. “Feyre Archeron.” A labored breath. “I told you – to stay with the High Lord. And you did.”

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280. “I’m going to call in old debts and promises. To raise an army of assassins and thieves and exiles and commoners.”

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281. “When Rhys came back, after Amarantha, he was a ghost. He pretended he wasn’t, but he was. You made him come alive again.”

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282. “I see all of you, Rhys. And there is not one part that I do not love with everything I am.”

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283. “He was done with politics and intrigue. He loved her, and no empire, no king, and no earthly fear would keep him from her. No, if they tried to take her from him, he’d rip the world apart with his bare hands. And for some reason, that didn’t terrify him.”

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284. “Come on, Feyre. We don’t bite. Unless you ask us to.”

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285. “The great joy and honour of my life has been to know you. To call you my family. And I am grateful – more than I can possibly say – that I was given this time with you all.”

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286. “If he was the sweet, terrifying darkness, I was the glittering light that only his shadows could make clear.”

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287. “I whirled, and through the night drifting away like smoke on a wind, I found Rhysand straightening the lapels of his black jacket. “Hello, Feyre darling,” he purred.”

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288. “I’d always thought death would be some sort of peaceful homecoming – a sweet, sad lullaby to usher me into whatever waited afterward.”

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289. “Sartaq whispered in Nesryn’s ear, “I was praying to the Eternal Sky and all thirty-six gods that you’d say yes.” She smiled, even if he couldn’t see it. “So was I,” Nesryn breathed, and they leaped into the skies.”

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290. “I’ll be with you every step of the way. Just don’t lock me out. You want to walk in silence for a week, I’m fine with that. So long as you talk to me at the end of it.”

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291. “His eyes gleamed, and he buried his face between my breasts again, hands caressing my back. “I love you,” he breathed. “More than life, more than my territory, more than my crown.”

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292. “Then I would have torn apart the world to get you back.”

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293. “Yrene put her hands atop Chaol’s and brought them brow to brow. “You are my joy,” was all she said to him.”

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294. “Cassian leaned to whisper in her ear, “The first time I saw that look on your face, you were still human. Still human, and I nearly went to my knees before you.”

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295. “Please,” Lysandra said, waving a manicured hand, “you and I are nothing but wild beasts wearing human skins. Don’t even try to deny it.”

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296. “She was a force of nature. She was a calamity and a commander of immortal warriors of legend.”

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297. “And in the end, though, we’d saved each other. All of us had.”

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298. “I will cherish it always. No matter what may befall the world. No matter the oceans, or mountains, or forests in the way.”

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299. “Mother hold you. May you pass through the gates; may you smell that immortal land of milk and honey. Fear no evil. Feel no pain. May you enter enternity.”

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300. “Aedion nocked an arrow into his bow, arm straining as he pulled back the string. As one, the army gathered on the city walls did the same. “Let’s make this a fight worthy of a song,” Aedion said.”

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