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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| b70766c | What a puzzle you are to me, Jander Sunstar! You feed upon lifeblood, yet mourn the life you take. You are a being of shadow and night, yet you yearn to be surrounded by beauty. You are dead, but you cannot bear decay. What exactly are you? You can hardly be a vampire! | Christie Golden | ||
| acb7bd3 | Aunt Jaina, | Christie Golden | ||
| b971464 | battle, | Christie Golden | ||
| ecbd752 | It's a promise to the rebels. "It's called Inferno Squad." | Christie Golden | ||
| 520f62c | darker | Christie Golden | ||
| 269ace0 | Strange as it was, he understood there was grace and strength in this pain; a reminder of what should never be forgotten. | Christie Golden | ||
| 6f21de6 | And in whatever afterlife your precious Light grants you, your parents will wish Queen Tiffin had miscarried. | Christie Golden | ||
| c0b60f5 | Over a million people. So fast. Gone, just like that. | Christie Golden | ||
| 7c6068f | King Arthas? | Christie Golden | ||
| 40c3bdf | Thus is the blessing of Chi-Ji," the crane said. "No more shall die this day. Take this second chance, and use it wisely." | Christie Golden | ||
| 781083f | bloody coup, | Christie Golden | ||
| 46236e7 | sad drunk was just as bad as a mad one, | Christie Golden | ||
| 4c03447 | bloodied, broken corpse, | Christie Golden | ||
| cf1279b | We're leaving him. I ain't gonna risk any of your lives for the sake of carrying the corpse of a traitor, | Christie Golden | ||
| cc01e0e | here in five minutes." "Sir, you haven't paid them in weeks." | Christie Golden | ||
| 8b42d3b | It is as much of a mistake to underestimate yourself as to overestimate yourself, | Christie Golden | ||
| 962ef0c | A vein. Anduin's mind went immediately to the intricate network of veins and arteries that went through a living body. Strange how so long ago, well before anyone understood that Azeroth was a sleeping nascent titan, the term "vein" had been used to describe the ribbons of various minerals that ran throughout the world." | Christie Golden | ||
| a31acd9 | You led the Army of the Light, Turalyon,' Anduin thought, and his heart lifted. 'But this is the army of hope. | Christie Golden | ||
| 4a7b02a | You're helping to bring freedom to the galaxy. So that one day, everywhere, people will be safe to express themselves. To enjoy, without fear. That's what the rebels want, in the end. That's all we want. | Christie Golden | ||
| ed3cf9d | The "miracle of birth" was actually pretty disgusting, Arthas thought. He hadn't realized there'd be so much...goo involved." | Christie Golden | ||
| 72ed785 | Even here, even now, one did not joke about the Emperor. | Christie Golden | ||
| 61838a1 | Dark Portal and the Blasted Lands. | Christie Golden | ||
| 83f136c | It took seven hours for Azen to die. | Christie Golden | ||
| dba4f41 | I don't want to be part of mass murder, | Christie Golden | ||
| acb390c | Change, Jaina thought. It brings pain; it brings joy; and it is completely inescapable. We are, all of us, our own phoenixes, if we choose to be. Out of the ashes, we can be reborn. | Christie Golden | ||
| 2455382 | Don't boast, her father had told her. Accomplish. Then let others notice and react appropriately. | Christie Golden | ||
| 5a72eb7 | Because that kind of killing is personal. And when it gets personal, it gets ugly, and some of that ugliness spills onto you. | Christie Golden | ||
| 4885d1a | tyranny cannot stand forever. It is an ugly beast that must feed. Eventually, the Empire will devour everything it has, and will turn on its own. | Christie Golden | ||
| 297617d | Object again and I will not take it well. Vol'jin and his loa named me the warchief of the Horde. And as warchief of the Horde, I decide what is important to reveal--and when and to whom. Is that understood? | Christie Golden | ||
| 48c0d93 | She eluded detection and relieved the rebels of one of their hyperspace-capable vessels. | Christie Golden | ||
| a275672 | As God is my witness, I could do nothing but look upon her till the end of my days, I would need nothing else to keep me alive. | Christie Golden | ||
| 9ec842b | I will never, stop hoping for peace,' he said. His voice trembled with leashed emotion. 'I have seen too much good in too many people to paint them all as evil and worthy of slaughter. And I will also stop believing that people can change. But I realize now that I've been like a farmer expecting to harvest crops from a poisoned field. It's simply not possible' . . . 'People can change,' Anduin repeated. 'But some people will never- -des.. | Christie Golden | ||
| e842f29 | I will never, stop hoping for peace, he said. His voice trembled with leashed emotion. I have seen too much good in too many people to paint them all as evil and worthy of slaughter. And I will also stop believing that people can change. But I realize now that I've been like a farmer expecting to harvest crops from a poisoned field. It's simply not possible . . . People can change, Anduin repeated. But some people will never- -desire to.. | Christie Golden | ||
| 2e722e3 | Hope is what you have when all other things have failed. Where there is hope, you make room for healing, for all things that are possible-and some that are not. | Christie Golden | ||
| 15eddc4 | Greg Christie, one of his other senior managers, the day-to-day leader of the Human Interface team, the software designers responsible for the look and feel of iOS and the Mac, as well as the concepts behind how these systems functioned. | Ken Kocienda | ||
| c08d0da | hmh m bh nw`y D`f drym.rtbTy bh gwnh w njd ndrd.ghy wqt yn D`f qdrty dr khf st.ghy wqt fny mst.w ghy wqt hr dwy anh.`ql yn D`f r drkh mykhnd w s`y mykhnd z an bymwzd.ndn jzh mydhd khh khntrlsh khnd w nbwd myshwd. wghy wqt hmn `ql ndn st. | Christie Golden | ||
| e6b5d93 | The post-war turmoil experienced in Britain after the Armistice was succeeded by the misery of an economic slump, and then by the growing threat posed from overseas by Nazism and Fascism. It is no coincidence that the Twenties and the Thirties became the 'Golden Age of Murder', when novelists such as Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers and Anthony Berkeley crafted complex and original puzzles of whodunit, howdunit, and whydunit that tested r.. | Martin Edwards | ||
| 9aed3a3 | My true single consolation is that she is not present to see me in my agony of her death. | Albert Cohen | ||
| 782af99 | The majority of politicians, on the evidence available to us, are interested not in truth but in power and maintenance of that power. To maintain that power it is essential that people remain in ignorance, that they live in ignorance of the truth, even the truth of their own lies. What surrounds us therefore is a vast tapestry of lies, upon which we feed. | nobel-prize-in-literature politics truth | Harold Pinter | |
| dfd6fb5 | If you have only one of something you can't say it's the best of anything. | Harold Pinter | ||
| 36c672e | Philosophy is a process of inquiry only. It doesn't attempt to find specific answers to specific questions. | Harold Pinter | ||
| deac11f | did you think of her as your best friend? -she was my only friend. -your best and only. -my one and only. if you have only one of something you can't say it's the best of anything. | Harold Pinter | ||
| 01fa7d5 | In Latin America, the United States behaved in the very way that Harold Pinter thinks it has always behaved everywhere.) | Clive James | ||
| 0b48575 | In a letter written to the play's director, Peter Wood, on 30th March 1958, just before the start of rehearsals, Pinter rightly refused to add extra lines explaining or justifying Stanley's motives in withdrawing from the world into a dingy seaside boarding-house: 'Stanley cannot perceive his only valid justification - which is he is what he is - therefore he certainly can never be articulate about it.' But Pinter came much closer than he u.. | Michael Billington |