Top 300 Tui T. Sutherland Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “Several RainWings stood by the water, in shades of blue and purple, holding NightWing spears.”

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152. “No way,” Glory said. “A tree in the forest?”

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153. “I can hear others, but no one else can hear me. Makes for a lot of very boring, one-sided conversations. She.”

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154. “Well, I sort of do, now that we have Blue.”

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155. “But if she had Clay and Turtle as friends, and then Turtle got himself killed by Queen Scarlet or accidentally set on fire, well, then she’d survive OK, because she’d still have Clay. It occurred to her that this was a rather morbid train of thought to be having about a new friend.”

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156. “The RainWing across the stream from Sunny mustered an expression that looked almost fierce.”

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157. “The whole point of a top secret invisible guard,” Deathbringer said severely, “is for them to be invisible and secret. Therefore it is extremely unhelpful for certain queens to go pointing them out and discussing them loudly with the entire rainforest.”

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158. “Are we – um, does this mean –.”

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159. “Do you remember anything about Winter?” he asked. “You mean, like that he’s an enormous grump?” Pyrite said. She.”

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160. “Idiotic hopeful former self.”

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161. “Mountain was being watched by too many.”

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162. “Morrowseer shook his head. “Some NightWings think so, but none of our scientists have been able to find any when they examine our tribe’s corpses. Nor have we had any success replicating RainWing venom shooting.” He scowled at the bird and abruptly ripped off one if its wings. “You may have this,” he said ungenerously, tossing it at Starflight. Starflight.”

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163. “Another dragon tried to take to the air to see the storm, but the wind immediately caught him and whirled him away into the clouds, screaming. Qibli stared after him, stricken with horror.”

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164. “The look on Deathbringer’s face was so obvious – so real and sad – that Starflight had the weird experience of being able to see what his own expression must be every time he thought of Sunny.”

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165. “Feeling suddenly awkward and guilty, he let go of Fatespeaker’s talons. “You have the face you get when you’re missing your friends,” she said. He nodded, surprised that he was that transparent. “Sometimes I think there might be no other dragons like them in all of Pyrrhia.” “You’re probably right,” she said with a sigh. Well. There’s Fatespeaker. He touched her shoulder lightly. “Get some sleep.” She obediently closed her eyes, and he moved back to.”

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166. “Had Queen Coral prepared a throne for her missing daughter, waiting all these years for her to come fill it? She.”

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167. “Your boyfriend is a psycho, just like I always thought!”

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168. “Starflight had been terrified plenty of times since leaving the caves where he grew up.”

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169. “Would you really eat a hairy spider anyway?”

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170. “He felt an almost unbearable longing to press himself against her scales and fall asleep with her star-speckled wings over his.”

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171. “Was it our fault?” Qibli asked immediately. “She must be furious about us escaping with Hailstorm.”

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172. “But I didn’t see why Mother needed another egg when she had me.”

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173. “I think they should rename the place Unnecessary Violent Overreaction.” In.”

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174. “She’s frightened of me. Mother would be so proud. He turned away, skewering a fish on one of his claws. I guess I did threaten to slice off her face.”

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175. “Startled, he blinked at her. King and queen? But he couldn’t – she wasn’t – well, she wasn’t Sunny. And he’d been in love with one dragon his whole life.”

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176. “Remove firescales, add Queen Scarlet loyalty, subtract all memories of Clay.”

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177. “Pheasant was there in an instant, throwing the IceWing off Sora, but the ice dragon came back at them with her mouth.”

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178. “Winter was not surprised to discover that the rainforest was horrifying and awful.”

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179. “The idea of Kinkajou flinging rainbows around in Moon’s dreams as well as in her waking thoughts was a.”

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180. “We’ll find the dragon who set that bomb, and then I will tear off his wings and hang him from the eastern peak of Jade Mountain.”

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181. “Hmmm,′ she said. ‘How long do you think it’ll last?’ ‘How would I know?!”

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182. “Starflight was dreaming, but it wasn’t so much a dream as a memory.”

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183. “EW,” Bumblebee declared, in perhaps her most accurate observation so far.”

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184. “Mommy,” Cliff called. “Mommy, I have to tell you something. Mommy! Grandma is kind of mean.” “I know, sweetheart, don’t worry,” Ruby said.”

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185. “Sundew swatted at him and he darted out of the way.”

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186. “As each of them voted for her, Sunny felt as though her own scales might turn pink.”

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187. “Oh,” Glory said, “well, there’s a logical scientific explanation and seriously, right now you want to have this conversation?”

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188. “Beyond his sisters, lit by the pale moonlight, Smolder’s eyes were shining. He was nothing but happy to see his mother dead. But.”

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189. “He winked, and Clay managed to look embarrassed, alarmed, and confused all at the same time.”

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190. “Well, except she didn’t tell me about the stealth RainWing bodyguards she put on me. That was pretty hilarious. Everyone should suddenly have the air turn into seven bright purple dragons yelling hysterically whenever she gets attacked.”

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191. “She also set fire to a tall cactus because it was giving her a superior look and she felt like it.”

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192. “This dragon could change everything.”

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193. “It’s just another party,” Clearsight said, laughing. “The queen seems to have one every other night. There’s a full moon, let’s celebrate! A second full moon, celebrate again! Her oldest son’s hatching day, time for a party! One of her daughters sneezed, someone alert the chefs we need a cake! It’s kind of exhausting.”

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194. “It doesn’t mean anything, this twisting feeling in my chest.”

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195. “This is ssssssssssssssssssoooooooo interesting, isn’t it?”

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196. “Most of them were ruining the effect by peering at the spears with mystified expressions, or holding them upside down.”

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197. “No!” Kinkajou cried. “We’re eating together! You haven’t even finished your hairy smelly carcass thing! Sit!”

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198. “His intense joy – so much to read! Surely everything he could wish for had to be in here, all the answers to all his questions – warred with deep, paralyzing anxiety. How would he ever learn all this?”

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199. “Starflight and Moon didn’t kill Hailstorm!” Winter shouted. “Queen Scarlet did!”

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200. “Snow speckled the black dragon’s wings and shoulders. Small chunks of ice were caught between her claws, and she shook her talons to knock them loose before stepping into the tunnel.”

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