A Reverie Tale Quotes

“Could it really be possible that there exist two such potent, omniscient, and incompatible energies - Fate and Hate? And everything that exists, every action, every thought is governed by a battle fought between the two, with no scope for human free will at all? One energy that predetermines everything that has ever been, is, and will be; and another, a dark and evil power that worms its way into innocent, unsuspecting brains, usurping their designated paths, and driving them to change their course. Everything is fated, predetermined by Fate - unchangeable. And yet Hate has the ability to make people change their course.”
― Anna M. Tusk, A Reverie Tale: Borderlands and Transcience

“Grow up. I always found it hilarious when people told me to grow up. What did she think I'd do, stop aging just in spite?”
― Anna M. Tusk, A Reverie Tale: Borderlands and Transcience

“I watched the music for a while, seeing it rise and then, disappointed to be trapped, unfold across the ceiling and trickle down the walls.”
― Anna M. Tusk, A Reverie Tale: Borderlands and Transcience

“We watched the orchestra from afar, from a balcony above rather than up close, but it wasn't an issue because music isn't sight. Like smoke, music rises up, food for the celestial beings in the night sky. Food for fate.”
― Anna M. Tusk, A Reverie Tale: Borderlands and Transcience

“In dreams we are alone, and I dream all the time.”
― Anna M. Tusk, A Reverie Tale: Borderlands and Transcience

“I sat cross-legged, clutching my feet. It was safest, to hold onto your feet; you never know when they might run away.”
― Anna M. Tusk, A Reverie Tale: Borderlands and Transcience

“Fate - hello... are you there?”
― Anna M. Tusk, A Reverie Tale: Borderlands and Transcience