Masters in This Hall Quotes

“He was quite belligerent on the subject of your well-being—in fact, positively threatening as to what might happen if I laid a finger on you. It was like being savaged by an Angora rabbit.”
― K.J. Charles, Masters in This Hall

“I said I'd see him in hell. He told me not to be silly. There's something extraordinarily deflating about threatening someone you're terrified of and being told not to be silly.”
― K.J. Charles, Masters in This Hall

“Pawns become queens, or so I'm told. Personally, I've always felt that the best way to win a game is to douse the board in petrol and light a match.”
― K.J. Charles, Masters in This Hall

“Very well: we have an agreement, and Littimer, apparently, has a knight. What you have I couldn't say, but good luck with it. Now sit and talk before my patience expires.”
― K.J. Charles, Masters in This Hall

“say clam, but calm as a clam just sounds like you can’t spell.”
― K.J. Charles, Masters in This Hall