The Further Adventures of Xena Quotes

“My men have become weak as women, and my women strong as men.”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“I don’t believe in fate, you know.” “We know,” Clotho said, with a smile. “But we believe in you.” “All”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“Gabrielle nodded slowly. “As long as we have each other to count on, I think we will.”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“Then they all just looked up at her, with wide-eyed, innocent faces. Somehow, looking back at them, Gabrielle found it much easier to forget everything she’d been through in the last few nightmare months and reach back into an older part of her. The part that still dreamed, sometimes. The”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“She’s a heroine, don’t you know?” said Aphrodite. The goddess started fluttering her eyelashes. “We can’t all be helpless waifs, waiting in high white towers for men to rescue us. We can’t all be Helens of Troy with men fighting for us! We women need powerful symbols of steel and fire to put us right up there with those arrogant guys!” “I”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“Like Hera was saying just the other day, in the days of the titans, women were kept barefoot, pregnant, and making ambrosia sandwiches for the men’s poker games.” She smiled. “Liberation is absolutely fabulous, darling.”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“Xena! We all have annoying habits,” said Gabrielle. “Yes, but Joxer’s habits are all annoying!” “By”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“of the self. You are who you are, Xena. And acceptance of that is truly wisdom of the highest order.” Xena”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“while not completely inexperienced, would have had only a few encounters with magic so far, and was largely unaware of how truly strange and wondrous existence could be.”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“You walked the path the gods ordained for you, Xena, Athena mind-whispered. You are not here to change it. No,”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“Time as you know it is meaningless to the gods, Athena’s voice whispered in her mind. Time is a river, and mortals are like fish; I merely plucked you out of the river at one point—your present—then walked along the bank upstream and dropped you back in at a different point—your past.”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“Gabrielle watched the goddesses in horror. Until that moment she hadn’t really believed in their power. Now she had proof before her. They had the power of life and death, which they exercised without the least trace of emotion. Taken”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena

“Wait,” Gabrielle blurted out. “I can help. I have to be with her.” “You are,” Lachesis assured her. Clotho displayed the twisted cord of Xena’s life. Another, lighter strand of blue and silver was wound tightly against it and tied through three of the loops. “The thread of your life is twined with hers.” Gabrielle”
― Martin H. Greenberg, The Further Adventures of Xena