“Dude, your girlfriend is so far past high maintenance even the janitor quit.”
“Well, you know what they say about babies.”
The soul eater smirked. “What’s that?”
“Don’t underestimate the amount of shit they can bring.”
“Eden," Cyrus snapped bringing her back to the present. "I have a sword pointed at you. Will you please focus”
“And you didn't tell me?"
He rolled his eyes. "When could I have told you? The day you weren't speaking to me, or the day after when you still weren't speaking to me?"
Ugh he was such a pain in the-
Just a complete and utter ass with-
Infuriating, irritating, treacherous-
"OK." October watched her wide-eyed. "I was wrong. That eye colour is working for you...if you could drown and suffocate him with that look I think you would.”
“Hayatımda savaşmadan gitmesine izin vermeyeceğim bir şey var artık.”
“Sen benim dünyamı değiştirdin Eden. Ölümsüzlük sensiz hiç hoş değil.”
“Persepolisli Cyrus ondan hoşlanıyor ve ona saygı gösteriyordu.
Keşke Noah, onun evlatlık kızının da yeniden doğduğunda aynı şeyi yapmasını sağlayabiliseydi.”
“Eden içini çekti ve gözlerinin indirerek gerginliği kırdı. " Affetmeye hazır değilim."
Noah derin bir iç geçirdi ve dönerek kapı koluna uzandı. "Ben hiçbir yere gitmiyorum. İstediğin kadar bekleyebilirsin. Sonsuza kadar zamanımız var, unutma.”
“...Ruh yiyici Merrit'i buldu ama ben onu kurtarmak için tam zamanında yetiştim. O zaman anladım işte."
"Neyi anladın?" diye sordu Eden fısıltıyla.
"Ona âşık olduğumu. Onsuz yaşayamayacağımı."
"O ne dedi peki?"
Geçmişi hatırlayan Cyrus kahkahaya boğuldu. "Dedi ki.."Eh bunu anlamam biraz uzun sürdü Persepolisli Cyrus..”
“Bebekler hakkında ne derler bilirsin."
Ruh yiyici sırıttı." Neymiş?"
"Altına ne zaman edeceğini tahmin bile edemezsin.”
“Maybe I should be a lawyer instead of a magical baker, Rose thought. Lawyers' mistakes rarely result in old men climbing on top of towers and taking off their pants.
~Bliss”
“A billion stars go spinning through the night,
glittering above your head,
But in you is the presence that will be
when all the stars are dead.”
“Por la escalera, hacia la luz del sol, fueron saliendo el cocinero (que, obviamente, había seguido la vieja costumbre de enfrentarse a un desastre en la mar emborrachándose tan rápida y concienzudamente como le fue posible) […]”
“Women would be better off when they no longer needed men more than they needed their own independent identities...How long a time it took me after my divorce to understand that being alone is not the same as being lonely.”
“Almost all our historical teaching was on this level. History was a series of unrelated, unintelligible but—in some way that was never explained to us—important facts with resounding phrases tied to them. Disraeli brought peace with honour. Clive was astonished at his moderation. Pitt called in the New World to redress the balance of the Old. And the dates, and the mnemonic devices! (Did you know, for example, that the initial letters of “A black Negress was my aunt: there’s her house behind the barn” are also the initial letters of the battles in the Wars of the Roses?) Bingo, who “took” the higher forms in history, revelled in this kind of thing. I recall positive orgies of dates, with the keener boys leaping up and down in their places in their eagerness to shout out the right answers, and at the same time not feeling the faintest interest in the meaning of the mysterious events they were naming. “1587?” “Massacre of St. Bartholomew!” “1707?” “Death of Aurangzeeb!” “1713?” “Treaty of Utrecht!” “1773?” “The Boston Tea Party!” “1520?” “Oo, Mum, please, Mum—” “Please, Mum, please, Mum! Let me tell him, Mum!” “Well; 1520?” “Field of the Cloth of Gold!” And so on.”
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