Top 120 Scarlett St. Clair Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “He was beautiful in a dark way – in a way that promised heartbreak.”

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52. “You think any god is innocent?” She paused to laugh, and the sound was chilling. “Daughter, even you cannot escape our corruption. It is what comes with power.”

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53. “He was beautiful – a work of art, carefully sculpted.”

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54. “At least in battle, there were truths. You either survived the day or died. Under the rule of a monster, there were no truths.”

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55. “That is hope. The greatest enemy of man.”

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56. “Fate does not make sense, that is why it is so easy to blame.”

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57. “I’d learned that the true measure of men was how they handled their anger.”

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58. “She makes me feel like it won’t matter if I have a name or not. So long as I know her, I will know myself.”

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59. “This was Persephone, the goddess who would be his queen, and she was everything.”

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60. “Let me worship you.”

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61. “You will bury them,” I said. It wasn’t a question. “It will be done,” Adrian said, taking my face between his hands. “But not by you.” I stared. “You promise.” “I promise,” he said. “Why should I believe you?” His eyes fell to my lips, and he brushed his thumb against my cheek. “Because I only make promises for you.”

— Scarlett St. Clair

62. “After last night, she wanted things she had never wanted before. Soon, her anxiety was replaced with a fire so unfamiliar and so intense, she thought she might turn to ash.”

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63. “I can’t imagine what that’s like. To exist in the world without really knowing who you are.”

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64. “Resentment is just as fatal a wound.”

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65. “Be careful of your words in deals with the divine.”

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66. “Sometimes, it is hard to explain our actions when they are guided by our hearts.”

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67. “You must not assume you know her mind just because you have fears. Those are your demons, Hades.”

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68. “Men want power,” Ana said. It was the first time she had spoken, and everyone at the table turned to look at her. “Women want to exist without fear.”

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69. “I only worry about what I can control.”

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70. “We cannot all be good, but if we must be bad, it should serve a purpose.”

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71. “Do not tremble under the gaze of the Blood King. Surrender today, live to conquer tomorrow.”

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72. “If they feel you’re worthy of celebration, don’t you think that’s enough?”

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73. “Anger meant punishment, and that usually led to pleasure. Hurt meant time. It meant distance.”

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74. “The God of the Dead had eyes like the universe – vibrant, alive, vast. She was lost in them and all they promised.”

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75. “Not to worry, my sweet. I will not feed from you. Not until you ask.” “I will never ask.” The Blood King’s lips twitched, and when he spoke, his voice was reverent. “You will. You will beg for it.”

— Scarlett St. Clair

76. “Hades regarded his bound wrists, testing the restraints. When he looked at Persephone, he offered a humorless chuckle, his eyes a dull, lifeless black. “Well, Lady Persephone. It looks like you won.”

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77. “Trust me, my darling, leaving you is the hardest decision I make eash day.”

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78. “He was sin incarnate. She could feel it in the way her body responded to his – and she didn’t want him to know.”

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79. “He could fill this emptiness, stroke this fire, end her suffering.”

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80. “She stared at him for a moment and all his darkness seemed to blur together, except for his eyes which burned like a fire in the night.”

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81. “Surrender today, live to conquer tomorrow.”

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82. “Darling, that’s only the start of what I want to do to you.”

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83. “You wanted a moment with me?” “I want you for lifetimes,” he said, brushing his knuckles along my cheek.”

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84. “It wasn’t that she feared him as much as she feared her reaction to his touch.”

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85. “You should have known I would find you once you took your clothes off. It is a sixth sense.”

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86. “I am many things,” he said. “Man, monster, lover.”

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87. “She is yours, a voice echoed in his head, and something inside him snapped. Claim her.”

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88. “When his lips met hers, she lost her grip on reality.”

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89. “You would burn the world for me?” she asked, recalling words he’d used when she’d spoken to him about Apollo, recalling how fervent he’d been when he’d told her never to use the god’s name in their room again. Their room. Power gathered in her hands. “I will destroy it for you.”

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90. “I want you for lifetimes,” he said, brushing his knuckles along my cheek. “But I shall be content with now.”

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91. “He encouraged her to embrace her divinity, worshipped her so that she might claim her freedom and power, and he’d told her he loved her. If he was to make her his queen, it would be because he cared for her, not because she was a goddess.”

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92. “There is rage. There is passion. There is darkness.”

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93. “I’d much rather he respect me,” Persephone answered. Respect could build an empire. Trust could make it unbreakable. Love could make it last forever.”

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94. “All the stars in the sky,” Adrian said. The words made my heart race, and I halted as an answer that was not my own formed in my mind – are not as bright as my love for you.”

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95. “Moon above and earth below, Bring my love stars that glow. Far past midnight, shadows sneak; Bring my love dreams that speak.”

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96. “You’re saying that” – Hades pointed to the mint plant – “is my assistant?” “Yes.” He didn’t look at the plant but at her. “And why is my assistant a plant, Persephone?” “Because” – She averted her eyes and admitted – “She upset me.”

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97. “I knew then who I truly was. Who I had always been. Yesenia of Aroth. I was Yesenia of Aroth – not now, not in this body, but I had been her in another life, in Adrian’s life.”

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98. “No soul has ever healed by dwelling on the past,” Thanatos answered.”

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99. “Hades has many powers, but his primary and most powerful abilities are necromancy, including reincarnation, resurrection, transmigration, death sense, and soul removal.”

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100. “You assume I want a wife,” he said. “But I came for a queen.”

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