The Outcast Quotes

“One creature's truth is another's lie. (Scroom of Strix Struma)”
― Kathryn Lasky, The Outcast

“— Так повернитесь же скорее и расскажите мне все о себе!
— Простите, — тихонько закурлыкал Корин, стараясь не рассмеяться. — Но я, кажется, немного застрял.
— Вы не сочтете меня излишне фамильярной, если я слегка потяну вас за хвост?
— Нет-нет, ни в коем случае! Буду вам очень признателен.
— Я попытаюсь сделать это очень осторожно, чтобы не потянуть ваши хвостовые перья.
— Не беспокойтесь, пожалуйста. Часть перьев все равно вот-вот выпадет при линьке.
— Вы исключительно вежливы и любезны, друг мой.”
― Kathryn Lasky, The Outcast

“Well, first murder, then shopping.”
― Kathryn Lasky, The Outcast

“and powerless and weak, an outcast. Glaux bless you for your belief in legends.”
― Kathryn Lasky, The Outcast

“Where there are legends, there can be hope. Where there are legends, there can be dreams of knightly owls, from a kingdom called Ga’Hoole, who will rise each night into the blackness and perform noble deeds. Owls who speak no words but true ones. Owls whose only purpose is to right all wrongs, to make strong the weak, mend the broken, vanquish the proud, and make powerless those who abuse the frail. With hearts sublime, they”
― Kathryn Lasky, The Outcast

“And all the owls of the great tree that night believed, as well. They believed that there were many kinds of truths, those of science that could be proven through the brain, and those of legends that could come true in the hearts and gizzards of all owls if they only believed.”
― Kathryn Lasky, The Outcast

“You who were born into evil found good. You who were raised in tyranny sought equality. You who were schooled in brutality learned only mercy. You who were taught the dishonorable discovered honor. You who were nurtured on the poison of the most ignoble owls in the world are most noble. You are my nephew and my king.”
― Kathryn Lasky, The Outcast

“Damn the MacHeaths for their jealousies, their mutilation of young pups, and their alliances with devil owls.”
― Kathryn Lasky, The Outcast