Top 150 Tricia Levenseller Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “I could spend a million years trying to worship you, and I still wouldn’t be worthy of you. But I’m desperate for you all the same. And though I will not have millennia to live, I want to give however many years I have left to you. Because I love you. I love the woman who saved me. And though she doesn’t need me, I want her. Fiercely. All the time in the world is worth nothing if I don’t get to spend it with you.”

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102. “Everyone has something dark in their past. I suppose it’s our job to overcome it. And if we can’t overcome it, then all we can do is make the most of it.”

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103. “Father, Chrysantha couldn’t catch the attention of a rabid dog.”

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104. “Don’t be afraid of who you are. Say what you wish. Be who you wish. Don’t try to be someone else. You don’t want to catch a man who wants me. You want to catch a man who wants you.”

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105. “Air isn’t what I need to live. It’s him. It’s always been him. Why did it take me so long to realize?”

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106. “The trick is controlling which part of me I want him to see.”

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107. “A woman is not defined by what she does or doesn’t do in the bedroom.”

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108. “He holds the canteen out to me, and I take a sniff. It’s water. “She dumped all of my flasks into the sea while I slept,” Kearan says. “Didn’t realize she cared so much.”

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109. “I shrug. “I merely think we should be afforded the same rights as the men. Even in the bedroom.”

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110. “Friends don’t let friends go to gentleman’s clubs alone when someone is trying to kill them.”

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111. “I want a life with you, Alessandra, one without the shadows between us.”

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112. “I step on without him, but from behind me he says, “Lass, you’ve the face of an angel but the tongue of a snake.”

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113. “It is a relief to get the words out, but it is shortly replaced by vulnerability. When people know your secrets, they can use them to hurt you.”

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114. “I’ve done passion before. That’s what it was with Hektor. It didn’t go over well. Passion doesn’t lead anywhere good. It turned me into a murderess.”

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115. “So he is your intended, then?” He asks it casually enough. A smile still rests on his lips. But one mental switch and I can see he’s swirling with a dark green. Jealousy in its deepest rawest form.”

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116. “I think you love me,” I say. “I do.” “And I think I love you.” “You think?” “I know.”

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117. “We wouldn’t get together because we’re the only options for each other. We’d get together because you’re a wickedly talented warrior woman, who doesn’t let anyone get close to her, and I love a challenge.”

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118. “I braved the ocean for you. Will you brave land for your queen?”

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119. “My own crew back at the keep is nearly entirely composed of women. A fact I am proud of.”

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120. “That’s twice I’ve been honest with you, Alosa. Twice I’ve made myself vulnerable to you. That’s supposed to go both ways.”

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121. “Damn him. Damn everything about him.”

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122. “But if there is anything I learned out in the wild, it is that a mattugr proves nothing. It does not turn one person from a child to an adult. It does not suddenly turn you into a great warrior or fill your head with wisdom. It is a pointless task meant to restore honor. But honor cannot be given. It is something that you find within yourself.”

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123. “My father controls the ocean.”

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124. “Don’t you think you will forget how to be human if you push away all the mortals in your life?”

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125. “You are perfect just the way you are,” he continues, “and I wouldn’t change a single thing about you.”

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126. “My stomach drops at our salvation right ahead of us, our doom right behind us. We cannot have one without the other.”

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127. “A little patience,” she reminds me. “If we’re to survive this, you need to stay put.”

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128. “He swallows the bite in his mouth. “Alessandra Stathos, that’s positively despicable.” He says the words like they’re the highest compliment he can give me. “You are an absolute gem, do you know that?”

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129. “Kearan has the emotional depth of a clam.”

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130. “Just as there is a destination far beyond this one, there will be a time far beyond this one when there won’t be any pain, just the memory of it. As I try to hold that in my mind, I think.”

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131. “You’re beautiful, the most stunning person I’ve ever seen. You’re fearless. You like danger. You like to make your friends laugh and your enemies cower. You have the power to obtain anything you want, yet you’ve worked hard for everything you have.”

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132. “Riden removes his coat. Obviously, things are getting warm for him here.”

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133. “His eyes are on mine as he tips back his glass a second time. And something about that gaze, the way it drinks me in-it curls my toes within my slippers.”

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134. “If my mother doesn’t want to stick around, fine. I’ll go to her and rob her blind.”

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135. “Oh, he’s such a flirt. I love it.”

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136. “I can’t believe how much I want him to touch me. I want to rip off those cursed gloves and burn them in a fire, bury the ashes in a hole deeper than the one in which I dumped Hektor.”

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137. “Who in the world would steal and then not keep the riches for themselves? That’s just bad business.”

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138. “It’s not a question of if you’ll win, I continue. The only question is whether you will choose to fight. Will you fight for your queen? Will you fight for your waters and treasure? Will you fight for your little ones?”

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139. “How can a person hurt so much?”

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140. “I could not create doubt where there wasn’t already a seed planted.”

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141. “Princess Alosa,” Draxen says. “There you are. You’re a bit younger than I expected.” He’s one to talk. I may be three years shy of twenty, but I’d bet my sword arm I could best him in any challenge of wits or skill.”

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142. “I didn’t mean the chocolate. When I see something I want, I reach for it without hesitation.”

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143. “The rebel in me loves to throw dirt in the face of decorum.”

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144. “I have twenty-eight excellent girls aboard this ship, and their pasts have shaped them. Just as yours has shaped you. And every single one of them, down to little Roslyn, deserves your respect.”

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145. “I can promise I will always return a kiss from you.”

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146. “I handled Hektor as I have handled everything else in my life: alone and with the utmost thoroughness.”

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147. “She curtsies elegantly before skipping off, probably to weave flowers into crowns or to hug a barnacle, or something.”

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148. “I wish I could separate myself from the fear, to learn who I truly am.”

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149. “Your memories are just memories, I tell myself.”

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150. “I had never realized how connected everything is to the abdomen. Breathing. Walking. Even holding things.”

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