Quotes from Elizabeth Bear
For all it was the answer he would have expected her to want, it did not seem to satisfy her.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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He scampered across the surface of the virtual timestreams, testing them with palps and toetips, the movement of the spider controlled by the fine twitches of his gloved hands.
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Sometimes, even he found his program overly Gothic.
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Baines will perform his Black Mass in front of my witness, and I shall own him.
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He led her downstairs without releasing her, and that he left the front door unguarded reinforced Muire's deductions about how seriously Cathoair's friends took his disappearance.
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The chains hung flashing in the wintry light, the sea combed gray and tired behind them.
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At least he's laughing. It sounds as if he might strangle on it, but he's laughing. So help me God.
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Strange to have his former apprentice treating with him as an equal now. Strange, and satisfying.
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Kusanagi-Jones had only one idea, and it involved doing something he hadn't willingly done in his adult life.
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I press my steel hand to my cheek, taking comfort in the coolness of metal.
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How subjective the world must have been, then, when no one could remember the same events, and nobody would remember them for long.
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Diplomacy amounts to nothing; it all comes down to blood and iron in the end." "Don't misquote Bismark at me.
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Mammals, apparently, were pretty funny to a carnivorous plant.
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Mallory's face went briefly vague, as those of Exalts could do when they consulted their internal worlds.
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Machiavelli's outlook had not been so much simplistic as limited by his times.
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Kit hesitated in the half-crumbled archway, the torches failing to illuminate the darkness beyond.
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Now, he has the rage of the sun-eater and the sorrow he drank down with Muire's breath, and he is certain of nothing. So he lingers between spaces, liminal, indeterminate, watching for a glimpse of his enemy's face or the face that was never his lover's, and waiting.
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You change in my arms and change again, and all I can do is hold you.
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The wand carried a spell that paralyzed the target in a kind of stasis, a forensic sorcerer's tool of arrest and self-defense. Sebastien had always presumed, with-he now understood-inadequate evidence-that it left the target insensible. He wished it so now.
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You aren't you. You aren't the you you were this morning. Your consciousness provides a semblance of continuity, but if you've been an infinite number between then and now.
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The six suits are Cups, Stars, Stones, Blacks, Wires, and Voids.
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As you wish, my lady. Keep your crown, and your cruelty. Love me not. I will go.
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The Dragon's direct, forward gaze was as intent as any predator's, and meeting it made Vincent very aware that he was small and-mostly-quite soft-fleshed.
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I think the flutter of color in my head is Alan's equivalent of a sigh.
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