The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle Quotes

“God”
― T.L. Huchu, The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle

“The Prince says: ‘There are three kinds of intelligence: one kind understands things for itself, the other appreciates what others can understand, the third understands neither for itself nor through others.”
― T.L. Huchu, The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle

“You called yourselves Christians, yet you looted our churches. Places where the faith had been practised while you were still living in caves.”
― T.L. Huchu, The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle

“But the currents of the ocean do not only move in one way. The wind does not only blow in one direction. Knowledge must forever flow. For if it doesn’t, and only remains in one place, it becomes a stagnant swamp. Then it grows putrid and becomes distorted. That’s why this moment is important. In sharing what we know, we are renew—’ Kebede stops to translate and rethinks the term before proceeding ‘—revitalized. The waters of the world’s oceans are one, even though we give them different names. The knowledge of all humankind, too, is one.”
― T.L. Huchu, The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle

“It’s better to act and repent than not to act and regret.”
― T.L. Huchu, The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle

“You’re going to be alright. You are strong,’ I tell her. Words have great power. Through them we create reality.”
― T.L. Huchu, The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle

“You don’t wanna be that old geezer who still hangs out by the old high school trying to relive old glories. That’d be super-creepy.”
― T.L. Huchu, The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle