Top 450 Stephanie Garber Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “Don’t be like me and settle for the ease of an almost-ending, when you could have the true ending.”

— Stephanie Garber

102. “She wanted to trust him, but a lifetime of mistrust made it impossible.”

— Stephanie Garber

103. “For it was also said the Prince Of Hearts was not capable of love because his heart had stopped beating long ago. Only one person could make it beat again: his one true love. They said his kiss had been fatal to all but her – his only weakness – and as he’d sought her, he’d let a trail of corpses.”

— Stephanie Garber

104. “He’s never stared at her like this before. Sometimes he gazed at her as if he wanted to be her undoing, but just then it was as if he wanted her to undo him.”

— Stephanie Garber

105. “You were supposed to be my true love. You were supposed to want me, not him. You were supposed to be as obsessed with me as I am with you.”

— Stephanie Garber

106. “Fate is only an idea, but I think by believing in it we turn it into something more.”

— Stephanie Garber

107. “The air was full of salt and secrets.”

— Stephanie Garber

108. “He kissed her once more, gently and deliberately, reassuring her without words that he had no intentions of letting her go.”

— Stephanie Garber

109. “Her heart was still a little heavy, but she’d decided carrying it around would only maker her stronger.”

— Stephanie Garber

110. “It tasted like the moment before night gives birth to morning; it was the end of one thing and the beginning of something else all wrapped up together.”

— Stephanie Garber

111. “I thought it was the opposite,” Scarlett said. “The past is set but the future is changeable?” “No. The past is only mostly set, and the future is harder to change than you would think.”

— Stephanie Garber

112. “If you think I’m jealous because someone else got to stab you, then you’re right.”

— Stephanie Garber

113. “Just because something is real doesn’t mean you believe in it.”

— Stephanie Garber

114. “Arrogant. Overconfident. Vain. Impossible. She hated the way he refused to leave her alone, how he took her insults the same way other boys might take a compliment, and that his interest in her was clearly only part of his role. And yet she could never seem to push him away.”

— Stephanie Garber

115. “And he loved her. He loved her. He loved her. He loved her. He loved her so much he’d rewritten history.”

— Stephanie Garber

116. “I used to fear I wouldn’t come back, until I learned that it’s the fear that feeds him. It’s the same way hopes and dreams give Legend so much power during Caraval.”

— Stephanie Garber

117. “A second in Caraval seemed richer than an ordinary second, like that moment on the cusp of sunset, when all the colors of the sky coalesce into magic.”

— Stephanie Garber

118. “Julian had a voice meant for casting spells. But tonight he’d have broken them instead. He sounded like salt without the sea. Rough, alone, and lost.”

— Stephanie Garber

119. “Hope is a difficult thing to kill, just a spark of it can start a fire.”

— Stephanie Garber

120. “Tella loved danger the same way candlewicks loved to burn. It never seemed to scare her that some of the things she lusted for might consume her like a flame.”

— Stephanie Garber

121. “I’m sorry, Crimson. I lied when I said I left for five weeks to give you space. I left because I was angry you wanted to meet the count, and I thought leaving would make you want me more.”

— Stephanie Garber

122. “I wish our story could have had another ending.”

— Stephanie Garber

123. “She’d once heard emotions and desires fueled the magic that made wishes possible. But either Scarlett didn’t feel enough, or the stories she’d heard about wishes were made of lies.”

— Stephanie Garber

124. “Humans were selfish creatures. The stars witnessed it again, and again, and again. But tonight, as stars peered down on the world, they saw what seemed to be truly unselfish acts.”

— Stephanie Garber

125. “It didn’t matter if he stayed forever cursed. All that mattered was that he stayed, that he chose her instead of fear.”

— Stephanie Garber

126. “A tormented scream pierced the night like a blade. The sky bled, and darkness fell instead of stars, erasing lights across the Magnificent North.”

— Stephanie Garber

127. “He was the perfect picture of a gentleman in a top hat and tails, fully sane and dreadfully victorious.”

— Stephanie Garber

128. “Je hebt je verloofde aan een bed vastgebonden?′ gniffelde Tella.”

— Stephanie Garber

129. “No one is truly honest,” Nigel answered. “Even if we don’t lie to others, we often lie to ourselves.”

— Stephanie Garber

130. “Saying something was for someone else’s own good was almost always another way of justifying something wrong.”

— Stephanie Garber

131. “Shades of the rich ruby love she’d felt during the game mixed with hues of deep-indigo hurt, turning everything just a little bit violet.”

— Stephanie Garber

132. “You don’t want to be the hero, you want the happy ending- that’s why you came to me. If you do this, that will never happen. Heroes don’t get happy endings. They give them to other people. Is that what you really want?”

— Stephanie Garber

133. “I kept coming back to you, not because of Legend, or the game. But because you’re so real and alive and fearless and daring and beautiful and if what’s between us isn’t real, then I don’t know what is.”

— Stephanie Garber

134. “For finding dreams that don’t exist yet.”

— Stephanie Garber

135. “The future knows what things we desire, unless there is something greater in our path that chases us away.”

— Stephanie Garber

136. “I think there’s a happy ending for everyone. But I don’t think these endings always follow the last page of a book, or that everyone is guaranteed to find their happily ever after. Happy endings can be caught, but they are difficult to hold on to. They are dreams that want to escape the night. They are treasures with wings. They are wild, feral, reckless things that need to be constantly chased, or they will certainly run away.”

— Stephanie Garber

137. “As fantastical as Caraval might feel, the next five nights are very real.”

— Stephanie Garber

138. “Only those who persevere can find their true ending.”

— Stephanie Garber

139. “For a moment she could feel his emotions again, as close as if they were her own. Awe mixed with fierce protectiveness, and a thread of pain so intense she wanted to take the hurt from him.”

— Stephanie Garber

140. “Fear was a poison that people mistook as protection.”

— Stephanie Garber

141. “Nothing has been safe since the moment I laid eyes on you. And yet I don’t want to look away.”

— Stephanie Garber

142. “Once upon a time, a girl who believed in fairytales stole the heart of a prince who had sworn to never love.”

— Stephanie Garber

143. “Stop flashing your fangs. I’m the only one who gets to bite her.”

— Stephanie Garber

144. “He held her with the type of intensity that only happens when a person wants something that isn’t quite theirs.”

— Stephanie Garber

145. “Dante had wings. And, holy mother of saints, they were beautiful-soulless jet-black with midnight-blue veins, the color of lost wishes and fallen stardust.”

— Stephanie Garber

146. “Legends were supposed to be better than the truth.”

— Stephanie Garber

147. “Think whatever you want, but if you honestly believe that’s the only reason I’m here with my hands all over you, you’re not nearly as clever as I thought.”

— Stephanie Garber

148. “Neat rooms were easy to rifle through and search undetected because it was simple to put carefully placed things exactly where they’d been. But messes, on the other hand, were difficult to recreate.”

— Stephanie Garber

149. “Scarlet had never wanted time to stop before, to slip into a crawl so slow that one heartbeat would take a year, a breath would take a lifetime, and a touch could last an eternity. Usually she wanted the opposite, for time to speed up, race ahead, so that she could escape any current pain and move forward into a new, unblemished moment.”

— Stephanie Garber

150. “I think the most magnificent things are worth living for.”

— Stephanie Garber