Winter of the Wicked Quotes

“History is always so easily forgotten until it begins to repeat.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked

“You will one day regret that, boy.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked

“Love does not disappear, dove. Even if you feel you no longer know it.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked

“The moment things go amok, I’m leaving.” “Amok, amok,” Agatha mocked with a roll of her eyes. “Of course.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked

“The beautiful can be grotesque and the beastly exquisite.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked

“Agatha always found it comical that the people still kept the same traditions begun by Hespa’s witches of old, merely changing the name of the holidays. Mortals rarely knew where their traditions originated.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked

“there comes a time when one’s ghosts need to be set free. The longer they roam the soul, the more havoc they wreak.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked

“A damsel with her own dagger is worth far more than a white knight.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked

“The villains…the villains know what they are. Their ambition might be sullied and misguided, but they are what they are. Knights pride themselves in saving, while the true conqueror would prepare his people to save themselves.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked

“I learned the fool is the one who does not even attempt to bring change. The fool is the one who makes no effort to leave this place better than the way they found it.”
― J.L. Vampa, Winter of the Wicked