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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “I’d aim to get out of here alive, but our odds don’t look wonderful. If we stay put, we get squashed, or eaten. If we swim, we probably still get squashed or eaten.”

101. “I’d aim to get out of here alive, but our odds don’t look wonderful. If we stay put, we get squashed, or eaten. If we swim, we probably still get squashed or eaten.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “We press down the hand of a clock, to try to stop it from ticking the last second.”

102. “We press down the hand of a clock, to try to stop it from ticking the last second.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Don’t start the ‘I was toying with her, mwa ha ha’ noise, because I won’t believe it. Your plan backfired, Tridentarius. You’ve got the sickness. I know the signs of Nonagesimitis. You were all lined up for a big hot injection of vitamin H.”

103. “Don’t start the ‘I was toying with her, mwa ha ha’ noise, because I won’t believe it. Your plan backfired, Tridentarius. You’ve got the sickness. I know the signs of Nonagesimitis. You were all lined up for a big hot injection of vitamin H.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “The pause stumbled execrably, fell down the stairs, and lay in a tangle at the bottom in full view of all listeners, who had to watch it bleed out in embarrassment.”

104. “The pause stumbled execrably, fell down the stairs, and lay in a tangle at the bottom in full view of all listeners, who had to watch it bleed out in embarrassment.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “But now this benighted vision stood before its natural predator, the Reverend Daughter of the Ninth House.”

105. “But now this benighted vision stood before its natural predator, the Reverend Daughter of the Ninth House.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “That I’m beautiful?” said Nona. “No. About the Angel. The Angel’s worried.” “Okay,” said Nona. “Stay on the grounds today,” said Hot Sauce. “When you take Noodle.”

106. “That I’m beautiful?” said Nona. “No. About the Angel. The Angel’s worried.” “Okay,” said Nona. “Stay on the grounds today,” said Hot Sauce. “When you take Noodle.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “I understood Princess Coronabeth Tridentarius better than she knew – just not entirely. I think it is hell to entirely understand any other person.”

107. “I understood Princess Coronabeth Tridentarius better than she knew – just not entirely. I think it is hell to entirely understand any other person.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “I need you to hide my infirmity,” said Harrowhark. “You see, I am insane.”

108. “I need you to hide my infirmity,” said Harrowhark. “You see, I am insane.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Your tolerance for man-eating magma fish would have been tested sorely by anyone who was not God. His divinity earned God, you thought, about sixty more seconds.”

109. “Your tolerance for man-eating magma fish would have been tested sorely by anyone who was not God. His divinity earned God, you thought, about sixty more seconds.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Your only settings were power-vomit and murder.”

110. “Your only settings were power-vomit and murder.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “It felt so easy to be good when you were happy.”

111. “It felt so easy to be good when you were happy.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “As befits a Ninth House metre, enneameter is long, ponderous, clunky, and sucks.”

112. “As befits a Ninth House metre, enneameter is long, ponderous, clunky, and sucks.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “She kept looking at Gideon with the screwed-up eyes of someone who had been handed an egg for safekeeping and was surrounded by egg-hunting snakes.”

113. “She kept looking at Gideon with the screwed-up eyes of someone who had been handed an egg for safekeeping and was surrounded by egg-hunting snakes.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Love between a necromancer and cavalier is vital to differentiate them from a soldier’s love of the Emperor: they are carrying out a personal devotion that beautifies both types of adoration.”

114. “Love between a necromancer and cavalier is vital to differentiate them from a soldier’s love of the Emperor: they are carrying out a personal devotion that beautifies both types of adoration.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “It’s all right,” someone was saying, over the noise. “You’re all right. Gideon, Gideon... you’re so young. Don’t give yourself away. Do you know, it’s not worth it... none of this is worth it, at all. It’s cruel. It’s so cruel. You are so young – and vital – and alive. Gideon, you’re all right... remember this, and don’t let anyone do it to you ever again. I’m sorry. We take so much. I’m so sorry.”

115. “It’s all right,” someone was saying, over the noise. “You’re all right. Gideon, Gideon... you’re so young. Don’t give yourself away. Do you know, it’s not worth it... none of this is worth it, at all. It’s cruel. It’s so cruel. You are so young – and vital – and alive. Gideon, you’re all right... remember this, and don’t let anyone do it to you ever again. I’m sorry. We take so much. I’m so sorry.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Don’t hypothetically shove stuff up my butt again,” said Gideon, “it never does any good.”

116. “Don’t hypothetically shove stuff up my butt again,” said Gideon, “it never does any good.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “A head start,” said her necromancer, “is the only advantage one can claim by choice.”

117. “A head start,” said her necromancer, “is the only advantage one can claim by choice.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “The Reverend Daughter of the Ninth House smiled, tiny and triumphant. Then she kneeled into Gideon’s arms. Gideon stumbled, sick with terror, kneeling them both down to the ground as Harrow lay like a broken rag doll. She forgot her sword, forgot everything as she cradled her used-up adept. She forgot the wrecked ligaments in her sword arm, her messed-up knee, the cups of blood she’d lost, everything but that tiny, smoldering, victorious smile.”

118. “The Reverend Daughter of the Ninth House smiled, tiny and triumphant. Then she kneeled into Gideon’s arms. Gideon stumbled, sick with terror, kneeling them both down to the ground as Harrow lay like a broken rag doll. She forgot her sword, forgot everything as she cradled her used-up adept. She forgot the wrecked ligaments in her sword arm, her messed-up knee, the cups of blood she’d lost, everything but that tiny, smoldering, victorious smile.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “I have lots of fealty in me. I fealt the Emperor with every bone in my body. I fealt hard.”

119. “I have lots of fealty in me. I fealt the Emperor with every bone in my body. I fealt hard.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “They all looked to Harrow, as though on fatal cue: legends, soldiers, poets, Magnus.”

120. “They all looked to Harrow, as though on fatal cue: legends, soldiers, poets, Magnus.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “It had bewildered her, back at Canaan House, how the whole of her always seemed to come back to Gideon. For one brief and beautiful space of time, she had welcomed it: that microcosm of eternity between forgiveness and the slow, uncomprehending agony of the fall. Gideon rolling up her shirt sleeves. Gideon dappled in shadow, breaking promises. One idiot with a sword and an asymmetrical smile had proved to be Harrow’s end: her apocalypse swifter than the death of the Emperor and the sun with him.”

121. “It had bewildered her, back at Canaan House, how the whole of her always seemed to come back to Gideon. For one brief and beautiful space of time, she had welcomed it: that microcosm of eternity between forgiveness and the slow, uncomprehending agony of the fall. Gideon rolling up her shirt sleeves. Gideon dappled in shadow, breaking promises. One idiot with a sword and an asymmetrical smile had proved to be Harrow’s end: her apocalypse swifter than the death of the Emperor and the sun with him.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “If anything it seemed to be gaining momentum, like a very boring avalanche.”

122. “If anything it seemed to be gaining momentum, like a very boring avalanche.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “The lamps made lacklustre any real light. They explosively birthed malform shadow all around.”

123. “The lamps made lacklustre any real light. They explosively birthed malform shadow all around.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Which just goes to show that only getting to NCEA Level 2 isn’t going to stop you making waves in life, right. You can still eat steak, talk to wizards, and take down the government.”

124. “Which just goes to show that only getting to NCEA Level 2 isn’t going to stop you making waves in life, right. You can still eat steak, talk to wizards, and take down the government.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Harrow’s face was bright with elation and fervour. Gideon would have sworn there were tears in her eyes, except that no such liquid existed: Harrow was a desiccated mummy of hate.”

125. “Harrow’s face was bright with elation and fervour. Gideon would have sworn there were tears in her eyes, except that no such liquid existed: Harrow was a desiccated mummy of hate.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Then she said, ‘When you don’t have it too badly – when you can live to maybe fifty years – when your body’s dying from the inside out, when your blood cells are eating you alive the whole time... it makes for such a necromancer, Gideon the Ninth. A walking thanergy generator. If they could figure out someway to stop you when you’re mostly cancer and just a little bit woman, they would!”

126. “Then she said, ‘When you don’t have it too badly – when you can live to maybe fifty years – when your body’s dying from the inside out, when your blood cells are eating you alive the whole time... it makes for such a necromancer, Gideon the Ninth. A walking thanergy generator. If they could figure out someway to stop you when you’re mostly cancer and just a little bit woman, they would!”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Now we kick her ass until candy comes out,” said Gideon. “Oh, damn, Nonagesimus, don’t cry, we can’t fight her if you’re crying.”

127. “Now we kick her ass until candy comes out,” said Gideon. “Oh, damn, Nonagesimus, don’t cry, we can’t fight her if you’re crying.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “As Harrow smouldered with hatred, Gideon began to enjoy herself.”

128. “As Harrow smouldered with hatred, Gideon began to enjoy herself.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “But nobody listened to us. Nobody investigated the things we told them to investigate. Everyone showed us what looked like evidence to them, and when we argued back they reminded us that cows had best friends and complex social relationships.”

129. “But nobody listened to us. Nobody investigated the things we told them to investigate. Everyone showed us what looked like evidence to them, and when we argued back they reminded us that cows had best friends and complex social relationships.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Stop that. I need you listening, not racking your brain for rare negatives.”

130. “Stop that. I need you listening, not racking your brain for rare negatives.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Paul, practical, clasped one of her hands between them, and used the other to rub a rough section of black frieze over her sides to try to warm her up. “Okay. Don’t worry,” they said. Nona felt hot and cross. “I’ve just told you why I’m worried, in detail, and I think that matters quite a lot.”

131. “Paul, practical, clasped one of her hands between them, and used the other to rub a rough section of black frieze over her sides to try to warm her up. “Okay. Don’t worry,” they said. Nona felt hot and cross. “I’ve just told you why I’m worried, in detail, and I think that matters quite a lot.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “If they want to make you into a bad wizard, be a bad wizard. We can write the history books to say you were a good wizard. Or at least an okay wizard.”

132. “If they want to make you into a bad wizard, be a bad wizard. We can write the history books to say you were a good wizard. Or at least an okay wizard.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “He said: When they called me up and said the cryo project was over she looked at me and she just said, There they go, John.”

133. “He said: When they called me up and said the cryo project was over she looked at me and she just said, There they go, John.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “You’re a smart girl, Harrowhark. You might turn some of that brain to the toughest lesson: that of grief.”

134. “You’re a smart girl, Harrowhark. You might turn some of that brain to the toughest lesson: that of grief.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “The blood all drained away from Gideon’s cheeks for some reason. The world spun off its axis. Bright spots sparked in her vision. She found herself saying, intelligently, “Mmf.”

135. “The blood all drained away from Gideon’s cheeks for some reason. The world spun off its axis. Bright spots sparked in her vision. She found herself saying, intelligently, “Mmf.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Harrow was forbidden entry in the same way she was forbidden from going up to the top tier of the drillshaft and taking a hammer to the oxygen-sealant machines. It would be the end.”

136. “Harrow was forbidden entry in the same way she was forbidden from going up to the top tier of the drillshaft and taking a hammer to the oxygen-sealant machines. It would be the end.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Not even one of the Emperor’s fists and gestures could give Harrowhark Nonagesimus a sexy makeover. Sometimes I think you look like a twig’s funeral.”

137. “Not even one of the Emperor’s fists and gestures could give Harrowhark Nonagesimus a sexy makeover. Sometimes I think you look like a twig’s funeral.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “As for your instruction here, this is what the First House asks of you.” The room drew breath together – or at least, all the necromancers did, alongside a goodly proportion of their cavaliers. Harrow’s knuckles whitened. Gideon wished that she could flop into a seat or take a sly nap. Everybody was poised in readiness for the outlined syllabus, and scholarship made her want to die.”

138. “As for your instruction here, this is what the First House asks of you.” The room drew breath together – or at least, all the necromancers did, alongside a goodly proportion of their cavaliers. Harrow’s knuckles whitened. Gideon wished that she could flop into a seat or take a sly nap. Everybody was poised in readiness for the outlined syllabus, and scholarship made her want to die.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Nothing particularly interesting happened, until Camilla burst into flames.”

139. “Nothing particularly interesting happened, until Camilla burst into flames.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Through a window somewhere high up, the sunbeams poured down dust in golden torrents.”

140. “Through a window somewhere high up, the sunbeams poured down dust in golden torrents.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Hell spat you back out. Fair enough.”

141. “Hell spat you back out. Fair enough.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “He say anything?” Gideon wavered. “He said to tell you he loved you,” she said. “What? No, he didn’t.” “Okay, no, sorry. He said – he said you knew what to do?”

142. “He say anything?” Gideon wavered. “He said to tell you he loved you,” she said. “What? No, he didn’t.” “Okay, no, sorry. He said – he said you knew what to do?”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Harrowhark was pleased because everything was coming up Harrowhark.”

143. “Harrowhark was pleased because everything was coming up Harrowhark.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Harrowhark’s talent had always been in scale, in making a fully realised construct from as little as an arm bone or a pelvis, able to make an army of them from what anyone else would need for one, and in some far-off way Gideon had always known that this would be how she went: gangbanged to death by skeletons.”

144. “Harrowhark’s talent had always been in scale, in making a fully realised construct from as little as an arm bone or a pelvis, able to make an army of them from what anyone else would need for one, and in some far-off way Gideon had always known that this would be how she went: gangbanged to death by skeletons.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “I’m not anybody’s son or daughter,′ said Gideon firmly.”

145. “I’m not anybody’s son or daughter,′ said Gideon firmly.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Don’t worry, kiddie, she said tiredly. I’ll keep loving you – my problem is I don’t know how to stop.”

146. “Don’t worry, kiddie, she said tiredly. I’ll keep loving you – my problem is I don’t know how to stop.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “But have a go. Surprise me. My body is ready.”

147. “But have a go. Surprise me. My body is ready.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “I am – so I won’t,” he said. “I swear. I mean, I could make a killing, so you’ve got me by the balls here.” “Please never say that again,” said the Angel.”

148. “I am – so I won’t,” he said. “I swear. I mean, I could make a killing, so you’ve got me by the balls here.” “Please never say that again,” said the Angel.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “Your greatest peace you found in that half-asleep, druglike state on the bed, holding your heartbeat low before the cold white stars, sick with a fury you kept forgetting existed and were corrupted by possessing. Around you, people would go back and forth, giving you the widest berth possible, ignoring you so entirely that at one point you were convinced you were dead. With that conviction, you had felt only intense relief.”

149. “Your greatest peace you found in that half-asleep, druglike state on the bed, holding your heartbeat low before the cold white stars, sick with a fury you kept forgetting existed and were corrupted by possessing. Around you, people would go back and forth, giving you the widest berth possible, ignoring you so entirely that at one point you were convinced you were dead. With that conviction, you had felt only intense relief.”

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Tamsyn Muir Quote: “The Ninth didn’t think anyone was in anything together, or if they were, they all had to disperse as soon as humanly possible to avoid splash damage.”

150. “The Ninth didn’t think anyone was in anything together, or if they were, they all had to disperse as soon as humanly possible to avoid splash damage.”

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