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Yaz: If I leave my friends to die, even if I can't help them, even if they would tell me to go ... I would leave something of myself with them that I know I need.

Thurin: Honesty is a knife that we can use to pare away [the walls of camouflage, disguise, interpretation behind which people hide their darkness], but one slip, go too deep, and who knows that injuries might be inflicted. The wounds an honest tongue can open sometimes can take a lifetime to heal.

Thurnin [quoting Eular]: When you put some people together for the first time, there's a kind of gravitation, a slow spiral dance as they're drawn into each other's orbit, each opening to the other by degrees, discovering how closely their wants and hopes and passions align.

Yaz: The hurts done to us as children cast shadows as long as our lives.

Maya: The first part of any fight is to understand the enemy.

Maya: In war you have to learn to let go.

Back down the magical Iron Age rabbit hole.

Okay. Did she really just meet someone she knew down here? Or is this trick?

Steampunk Alice In Wonderland?