“Then again, only one person had tried to murder me since my arrival, and”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“I wasn’t imagining his hands running over my body. I wasn’t. There”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“What a messed up world I’d stumbled into, where friends were betrayers and the enemy was the one who was sorry. Where friends lied and the enemy told the truth.”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“Being Unbounded didn’t mean I was better; it meant I had the responsibility to help and protect those who weren’t as strong.”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“wasn’t every day I had to inform people I wasn’t actually dead.”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“Too young. When did I start thinking of a hundred and ten as being young?”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“Well, I suppose there could be worse ways to die than cradled in a coffin full of sweet gelatin. I”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“The next thing I knew, I was being rolled into a cavernous”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“Well, I suppose there could be worse ways to die than cradled in a coffin full of sweet gelatin. I gave up fighting and let my right eye close.”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“I’d been wrong. Oh, so wrong! I”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“Take my advice, though, and don’t back down. Fight for what you want. Even if it’s not important.”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
“The greatest revenge we will have is to go about our lives, raising our children, and finding happiness wherever we can.”
― Teyla Branton, quote from The Change
Teyla Branton
Born place: in Provo, The United States
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“A commander's pride got his soldiers dead.”
― Tom Clancy, quote from Executive Orders
“It is a dangerous thing to bring a dream to life....I have watched my deepest, dearest hopes take shape, and I am not entirely sure I like the shape they have taken.”
― Jacqueline Carey, quote from Kushiel's Justice
“Dr. dear," said Susan. "I never could abide such a man in the pulpit every Sunday." "Then Mr. Rogers came and he was like a chip in porridge—neither harm nor good," resumed Miss Cornelia. "But if he had preached like Peter and Paul it would have profited him nothing, for that was the day old Caleb Ramsay's sheep strayed into church and gave a loud 'ba-a-a' just as he announced his text. Everybody laughed, and poor Rogers had no chance after that. Some thought we ought to call Mr. Stewart, because he was so well educated. He could read the New Testament in five languages.”
― L.M. Montgomery, quote from Rainbow Valley
“Far too many people are signing up to become slaves to their credit card companies.”
― Celso Cukierkorn, quote from Secrets of Jewish Wealth Revealed!
“But she was funny sometimes, and never boring. God, it would almost be worth it to see her face when she realized that I had saved her ass again.
Actually it was quite a nice ass, come to think of it. In fact, my memory of the ass and its owner seemed to be remarkably clear.”
― quote from Curran
Beautiful
Possession
The Candymakers
The Medusa Plot
Pieces of You
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