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“And yet even from this-from evil-there will finally come good in some way; in some way that we may never understand or even see . . . Perhaps evil is the crucible of goodness.”

A #FavoriteQuote from one of @Lin3han #AuldLangSpine list for @monalyisha #Giveaway

I always love this event and appreciate the work that goes into matching us! Still reading Horrorstör (and Fourth Wing, but currently in library hold purgatory because I had to return it)

From Peter Pan. I actually have a similar version of this as a tattoo. It was a reminder to have faith in those who love me, trust in knowing what is best for myself and to never forget to find the magic.

#Littenswanttoknow #FavoriteQuote

"A moment of madness, I kept thinking. What did that mean? Was an act - any act at all - the more forgivable for being momentary
and mad?"

#gothicmystery #ghosts #amreading #favoritequote #madness #ElizabethBrooks

Sometimes those closest are the most blind to the Monster who lives among them - pg 212
#bookquote #quote #favoritequote

“Hella. Hella. One day, when you‘re happy, try to forgive me.”
She moved away. “Ah. I don‘t k ow anything about happiness anymore. I don‘t know anything about forgiveness. But if women are supposed to be led by men and there aren‘t any men to lead them, what happens then? What happens then?”
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“Somebody,” said Jacques, “your father or mine, should have told us that not many people have ever died of love. But multitudes have perished, and are perishing every hour—and in the oddest places!—for lack of it.”
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He gave me a look full of certain despair which I had not, till that moment, known was in him. It frightened me. “It‘s not,” he said, “what it is to me. It‘s what it is to you. And to her. And to that poor boy, yonder, who doesn‘t know that when he looks at you the way he does, he is simply putting his head in the lion‘s mouth. Are you going to treat them as you‘ve treated me”
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Langdon watched the phone plummet down and splash into the dark waters of the Nervión River. As it disappeared beneath the surface, he felt a pang of loss, staring back after it as the boat raced on.

“Robert,” Ambra whispered, “just remember the wise words of Disney‘s Princess Elsa.”

Langdon turned. “I‘m sorry?”

Ambra smiled softly. “Let it go.”
― Dan Brown, Origin #favoritequote #queenelsa

This is a #FavoriteQuote about reading. I think it's from Pride and Prejudice, and I imagine a lot of us agree with Jane! Day 4: Favorite Quote #12daysofbookstagram @annebogel

Truer words were never spoken, Jane!
#12daysofbookstagram #favoritequote #JaneAusten #bookofthemonth