Marie Rutkoski Quotes: top 100 famous quotes about Marie Rutkoski

Marie Rutkoski Quotes & Sayings

Happy to read and share the best inspirational Marie Rutkoski quotes, sayings and quotations on Wise Famous Quotes.

He knew the law of such things: people in brightly lit places cannot see into the dark. — Marie Rutkoski

Nothing in dreams can hurt you, her father had said - which was another way of saying that life can. — Marie Rutkoski

Happiness depends on being free, and freedom depends on being courageous. — Marie Rutkoski

You can't see both sides of one coin at once, can you, child? The god of money always keeps a secret.
The god of money was also the god of spies. — Marie Rutkoski

I wish I could teach you how to live happily ever after, Petra," she said, "but that is something you will have to learn on your own. — Marie Rutkoski

If you would like to know how easy it is to overlook evil, Petra could tell you: it is the easiest thing in the world. — Marie Rutkoski

You don't, Kestrel, even though the god of lies loves you. — Marie Rutkoski

You will be lonely, but you'll become strong. — Marie Rutkoski

Arin would trade his heart for a snarled knot of thread if it meant he would never have to see Kestrel again. — Marie Rutkoski

She was learning to live around it. — Marie Rutkoski

You are your own best weapon. Kestrel — Marie Rutkoski

She would never give him her dagger. "I tried so hard to live in your world," she told him. "Now it's your turn to live in mine. — Marie Rutkoski

Truth was like an exploding star: violent, glitteringly beautiful. Now that I had seen it, felt it, it was impossible to settle for anything less. — Marie Rutkoski

In his mind, he said, Tell me what you want. And she said, Leave this city. She said, Take me with you. — Marie Rutkoski

Sometimes you think you want something," Arin told him, "when in reality you need to let it go. — Marie Rutkoski

Kestrel had bought a life, and loved it, and sold it. — Marie Rutkoski

The truth can deceive as well as a lie. — Marie Rutkoski

I agree," Arin said, "under one condition. You mentioned emissaries. There will be one emissary from the empire. It will be you. — Marie Rutkoski

She'd wanted to put her fear inside a white box and give it to Arin. You, too, she would tell him. I fear for you. I fear for me if I lost you. — Marie Rutkoski

Temptation was the color white. It was black ink, quivering at the point of a pen's nib. — Marie Rutkoski

Sometimes when the god is vexed or simply bored, she decides that the most beautiful thing is disaster. — Marie Rutkoski

His dark head bowed, became lost in its own shadow. — Marie Rutkoski

The world went luscious, and slow, and still. — Marie Rutkoski

She entered Roshar's tent. "I need your help." Blinking, he propped himself up on his bed. He said groggily, "And I need a real door. With a lock. — Marie Rutkoski

Innocent? Her? Never. — Marie Rutkoski

She'd felt it before, she felt it now: the pull to fall in with him, to fall into him, to lose her sense of self. — Marie Rutkoski

Here." He jerked at Arin's armor and began unbuckling it. "Stop bleeding. Oh, just look at you. Arin, you're a mess. — Marie Rutkoski

The gods used to walk among us.
True, said death.
Why did you leave?
Ah, sweet child, it was your people who left us. — Marie Rutkoski

She felt suddenly light and sheer, as if this moment were encased in golden glass — Marie Rutkoski

Part of privilege is not having to look at ugly things. — Marie Rutkoski

Cold without, color within. This was how it had been. — Marie Rutkoski

It occured to him that he might have to grow comfortable with happiness, because it might not abandon him this time. — Marie Rutkoski

Little Fists, what's wrong? — Marie Rutkoski

Please understand. When I look at you as if you're crazy, it's not that I judge you for your insanity. — Marie Rutkoski

You haven't asked me about Arin," Roshar said as he rode alongside him.
"What?"
"The tiger. Not the surly human. — Marie Rutkoski

I told her that I belong to you, and no other. — Marie Rutkoski

It's easier to break something than create it. — Marie Rutkoski

It was different to give something up than to see it taken away. The difference, Kestrel said, was choice. — Marie Rutkoski

It was the kind of knowledge that, once it enters you, seems like it's lived there forever. — Marie Rutkoski

Now I'm getting sad, just thinking about how it would feel to be parted from my sweet self. Lucky me: I will always have my own company. — Marie Rutkoski

The house burst into being. It — Marie Rutkoski

Her fierce creature of a mind: sleek and sharp-clawed and utterly unwilling to be caught. — Marie Rutkoski

So you give me nothing."
"When have I ever given you anything?"
Softly, Arin said, "You gave me much, once. — Marie Rutkoski

Arin, who had set hooks into her heart and drawn her to him so that she wouldn't see anything but his eyes.
Arin was her enemy — Marie Rutkoski

I won't play you because even when I win, I lose. It's never been just a game between us. — Marie Rutkoski

It was a sin to break a deathbed promise.
Arin left without making one. — Marie Rutkoski

Couldn't tell if the truth looked like a lie, or a lie the truth. — Marie Rutkoski

People in brightly lit places can't see into the dark. — Marie Rutkoski

Go away, little ghost. Go haunt someone else. — Marie Rutkoski

husk of a vanished person. — Marie Rutkoski

I want better choices."
"Then we must make a world that has them. — Marie Rutkoski

Arin's god slapped him across the face. Pay attention, death demanded. Arin did, and after that, no one could touch him. When — Marie Rutkoski

Kestrel could read an expression as if looking through shifting water to see the grainy bottom, the silt rising or settling, the dart of a fish. — Marie Rutkoski

You think you see the truth because people let you believe it. If you accuse a Herrani of a lie, do you think he will dare deny it? — Marie Rutkoski

A lover? Maybe. Something tender, anyway. But tender like a bruise. — Marie Rutkoski

If you don't wanna be my friend , you'll regret be my enemy !!
the winner's curse — Marie Rutkoski

A window is just a window. Colored glass: mere glass. But in the sun it becomes more. She would show him, and say, love should do this. — Marie Rutkoski

He wondered if he, too, was tempted by cunning. Maybe he was drawn as well to the biggest gamble. — Marie Rutkoski

Lucas," his sister scolded. "Stop staring at the pretty inferno. Introduce yourself to our guests. — Marie Rutkoski

You are important to me, she said, and touched his face. Important. The word swelled and deflated. More than he'd thought. Less than he wanted. — Marie Rutkoski

You might not think of me as your friend,' Kestrel told Arin, 'but I think of you as mine. — Marie Rutkoski

Yet he understood that there are some things you feel and others that you choose to feel, and that the choice doesn't make the feeling less valid. — Marie Rutkoski

When you're a stranger to people you care about, you become a stranger to yourself. — Marie Rutkoski

Music made her feel as if she were holding a lamp that cast a halo of light around her, — Marie Rutkoski

I don't mind being a moth. I would probably start eating silk if it meant that I could fly. — Marie Rutkoski

You don't need to be gifted with a blade. You are your own best weapon. — Marie Rutkoski

Logic is a game, came the memory of his father's voice. Let's see how you play — Marie Rutkoski

My soul is yours," he said. "You know that it is. — Marie Rutkoski

How can you interpret the behavior of others when you're a mystery to yourself? — Marie Rutkoski

What could you say about someone who walked daily into his grief and lived at the bottom of its hole and didn't even want to come out? — Marie Rutkoski

Stories will get you killed. — Marie Rutkoski

Nothing in dreams can hurt you. — Marie Rutkoski

Yes, stop playing, Kestrel, she told herself. Clear the bets, clear the table. Walk away from the game. Now. — Marie Rutkoski

Let the morning keep what belongs to the morning, — Marie Rutkoski

My mother had been blind as a child. And so, blindness was something that has long fascinated me, but also it's something I find really, really scary. — Marie Rutkoski

I pretty much always wanted to write a series, because I love reading them. — Marie Rutkoski

The general's daughter? We'd be fools not to. You talk about her as if she's made of spun glass. Know what I see? Steel. — Marie Rutkoski

When she saw the opportunity to flee, she would take it. She would bring the hounds of the empire howling down on this city. — Marie Rutkoski

He struggled, knuckled his eyes, and let the words come. I want you to be mine, wholly mine, your heart, too. I want you to feel the same way. — Marie Rutkoski

It made him wonder which pain was greater: to give up something precious, or to see it taken away. — Marie Rutkoski

Arin smiled. It was a true smile, which let her know that all the others he had given her were not. — Marie Rutkoski

Arin thought of Cheat, Tensen, Kestrel. He wondered if some part of him was drawn to lies. What was it that made him so easy to deceive? — Marie Rutkoski

He'd believed it. She couldn't believe that he believed it. Sometimes, she hated him for that. — Marie Rutkoski

Once, he'd hated her for it. Then it had somehow touched him. He knew it himself. he, too, felt how the heart chooses its own home and refuses reason. — Marie Rutkoski

No, Arin. Sit down. Other wise you'll make an ass out of yourself, and that role is mine. — Marie Rutkoski

I know you want her to be safe forever, but it's just not that kind of world. — Marie Rutkoski

Isn't that what stories do, make fake things real, and real things fake? — Marie Rutkoski

Everything in war hinges on what you know of your adversary's skills and asset. — Marie Rutkoski

The sky was a feather blanket of clouds, save for one blue hole in the fabric. A blue cloud in a white sky. — Marie Rutkoski

He hadn't been blessed by the god of death.
Arin was the god. — Marie Rutkoski

I'm going to miss you when I wake up. — Marie Rutkoski

It was the horror of someone who'd been dealt a winning hand, had bet her life on the game, and then proceeded (deliberately?) to lose. — Marie Rutkoski

But we don't think too well when we want too much. — Marie Rutkoski

Your promises are worth nothing. — Marie Rutkoski

She focused on that nothingness, imagined it as ink spilling over everything she could possibly think or feel. — Marie Rutkoski

Before - for years - she had let her mind close seamlessly, like an egg, around this wrong and other wrongs. — Marie Rutkoski

Gorgeous?" Ronan tried again. "Transcendent? Kestrel, the right adjective hasn't been invented to describe you. — Marie Rutkoski

In war, her father sometimes said, you might live, you might die. But if you panic, death is the only outcome. — Marie Rutkoski

I'm the sort of person who would be perfectly happy spending an entire day in a rare books room. — Marie Rutkoski

Her blood felt laced with black powder. How could she have forgotten what it was like to burn on a fuse before him? — Marie Rutkoski