An Arcane Study of Stars Quotes

“It’s not a lie; it’s an omission. Very different.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“She’s never considered herself a rhetorician, though she has a mouth that her mother once swore could browbeat a brick wall into stepping aside.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“Hiding out in the middle of nowhere is a fun daydream when things in life become too overwhelming, but she could never do it. For one, there are no bookstores or libraries or patisseries in the forest.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“For anyone who still needs to forgive themselves—you have been punished enough. Unfurl your fist, unclench your jaw, and remember you are good.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“alone.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“again.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“Winter is best spent dreaming.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“with.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“Desires create Doorways”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“Having read all the stories”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“It is, and you have been punished enough," he declares, his voice booming like thunder. "Now is the time for forgiveness.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“Plato says the soul is split into three: reason, spirit, and appetite. The logistikon, in the head; the thymoeides, in the heart; and the epithymetikon, in the stomach. One is rational, one is emotional, and one is hungry. This illustrates why it's possible for the soul to want contradictory things at once.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“Plato says the sour is split into three: reason, spirit, and appetite. The logistikon, in the head; the thymoeides, in the heart; and the epithymetikon, in the stomach. One is rational, one is emotional, and one is hungry. This illustrates why it's possible for the soul to want contradictory things at once.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars

“This is worse than a nightmare—this is an inescapable, undeniable, unchangeable reality.”
― Sydney J. Shields, An Arcane Study of Stars