Top 500 Sarah J. Maas Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “You do not have the right to wish she were not what she is.”

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252. “Of all the kings and emperors who had come courting her with promises of wealth beyond imagining, it was the knight’s gift, of seeing her for who she was – not what she was – that won her heart.”

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253. “Perhaps it is our lot – to never have the fathers we wish, but to still hope they might surpass what they are, flaws and all.”

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254. “Our love is stronger than time, greater than any distance. Our love spans across stars and worlds. I will find you again, I promise.”

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255. “And though his face was calm, his shoulders thrown back, I said, I see all of you, Rhys. And there is not one part that I do not love with everything that I am. His hand squeezed mine in answer before he laid my fingers on his arm, raising it enough that we must have painted a rather courtly portrait as we entered the chamber. You bow to no one, was all he replied.”

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256. “It certainly seems like it’s your shop,” he said at last, turning his attention back to her. Emerie had drifted a few feet away, her back straight, chin upraised. He’d seen Nesta in that particular pose, too. He called it her I Will Slay My Enemies pose.”

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257. “Then go to hell.”

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258. “All she knew was that whatever and whoever climbed out of that abyss of despair and grief would not be the same person who had plummeted in.”

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259. “Hunt was so bored he honestly thought his brain was going to bleed out his ears.”

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260. “To the north, the forested foothills flowed to the towering wall of the Cambrian Mountains. To the west, the plain rolled into farmland, endless and open, to the sea. And in the east, past the waterfall, the grassy plain yielded to ancient forests, more mountains beyond them. His mountains. The place he’d once called home, where that mountain house had stood until it had been burned. Where he’d buried Lyria and had one day expected to be laid to rest himself.”

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261. “But I find myself unable to resist the temptation. The same way you can’t resist watching me whenever we’re out. So territorial.”

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262. “Sometimes she felt bad for Danika’s future mate, whoever that would be. The poor bastard wouldn’t know what hit him when he bound himself to her.”

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263. “Your power is a song, and one I’ve waited a very, very long time to hear, Nesta.”

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264. “She never had many friends, and the ones she had often disappointed her. Sometimes with devastating consequences, as she’d learned that summer with the Silent Assassins of the Red Desert. After that, she’d sworn never to trust girls again, especially girls with agendas and power of their own. Girls who would do anything to get what they wanted.”

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265. “And I said, “You love me?” Rhys nodded. And I wondered if love was too weak a word for what he felt, what he’d done for me. For what I felt for him. I set the bowl down before him. “Then eat.”

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266. “Por la gente que mira a las estrellas y pide deseos, Rhys.”

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267. “I am Bryce Quinlan,” she said to the Gate, to the void, to all of Hel behind it. Her voice was serene – wise and laughing. “Heir to the Starborn Fae.”

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268. “I wrecked one building, Cassian had said once of his last visit to the Summer Court. Where he was now banned. Apparently, even assisting them in battle hadn’t lifted it.”

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269. “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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270. “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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271. “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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272. “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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273. “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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274. “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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275. “His growls of pleasure filled the tent, drowning out the cries of the injured and crying.”

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276. “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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277. “I loved you before I ever set eyes on you.”

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

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279. “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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280. “I hadn’t realized I was a villain in your narrative,” Lucien breathed. “You weren’t.” Not entirely.”

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

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

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

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

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

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

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289. “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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290. “Even when we’re apart tomorrow, I’ll be with you every step of the way. And every step after – wherever that may be.”

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

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292. “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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293. “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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294. “I am yours, and you are mine.”

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295. “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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296. “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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297. “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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298. “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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299. “Night Triumphant- and the Stars Eternal.”

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300. “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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