Quotes About Deception
People say there is two sides to every story, I say theres only one, and thats the side of the Truth.
~ Unknown
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It is very easy to believe in a lie, but it's difficult to accept the truth.
~ Unknown
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All these gods, all these mortals who aided him. Men talk of his wiles. His true talent was in how well he could take from others.
~ Madeline Miller
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hated him so much I could not speak. He leaned forward in his chair. "May I give you some advice? If you are truly his friend, you will help him leave this soft heart behind. He's going to Troy to kill men, not rescue them." His dark eyes held me like swift-running current. "He is a weapon, a killer. Do not forget it. You can use a spear as a walking stick, but that will not change its nature.
~ Madeline Miller
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I watched his face for surprise or disgust, even terror. But he only nodded. "She told me." Of course she had. She was a poisoner at heart; she wanted to be sure I came as villain, not saviour.
~ Madeline Miller
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I have seen her do a thousand such tricks a thousand times. My father always fell for them. He believed the world's natural order was to please him.
~ Madeline Miller
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She fell in love with him, and to save his life smuggled him a sword and taught him the way through the Labyrinth, which she had learned from Daedalus himself.
~ Madeline Miller
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Es un arma, un asesino. No lo olvides. Puedes usar una lanza como cayado para los paseos, pero eso no va a cambiar su naturaleza.
~ Madeline Miller
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Later, I almost convinced myself it had not happened, that it had been a vivid dream, drawn from his descriptions and too much imagination. But that is not the truth.
~ Madeline Miller
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I see nothing but a cuckolded husband and Agamemnon's greed.
~ Madeline Miller
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You speak no honest speeches from pure heart. You do no noble deeds in the gleaming sunlight.
~ Madeline Miller
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Esa fue mi primera lección: bajo la apariencia plácida y familiar de las cosas, hay otra cara que aguarda el momento de romper el mundo en pedazos
~ Madeline Miller
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En qué piensas? Era Aquiles, venía a mi encuentro. Su voz sonó muy alta en la silenciosa arboleda, pero no me sobresalté. En parte, esperaba que acudiera. Yo quería que lo hiciera. —En nada —contesté. No era cierto, claro, supongo que esa respuesta nunca lo es.
~ Madeline Miller
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bajo la apariencia plácida y familiar de las cosas, hay otra cara que aguarda el momento de romper el mundo en pedazos.
~ Madeline Miller
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Tu m'as jeté en pâture aux corbeaux, mais il se trouve que je les préfère à toi.
~ Madeline Miller
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That night I lie in bed beside Achilles. His face is innocent, sleep-smoothed and sweetly boyish. I love to see it. This is his truest self, earnest and guileless, full of mischief but without malice. He is lost in Agamemnon and Odysseus' wily double meanings, their lies and games of power. They have confounded him, tied him to a stake and baited him. I stroke the soft skin of his forehead. I would untie him if I could. If he would let me.
~ Madeline Miller
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She turned her back to me and was silent. A moment passed. I could hear the sound of her breaths, drawn slowly, so I would not guess she was crying. I knew the trick. I had done it myself.
~ Madeline Miller
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Idylle hatte ich unsere gemeinsame Zeit bezeichnet. Illusion hätte es vielleicht besser getroffen.
~ Madeline Miller
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Yes," he said. "That is how it works, Circe. I tell Father that my sorcery was an accident, he pretends to believe me, and Zeus pretends to believe him, and so the world is balanced. It is your own fault for confessing. Why you did that, I will never understand.
~ Madeline Miller
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It was not murder that exiled me, it was my lack of cunning.
~ Madeline Miller
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Odiseo, hijo de Laertes, el gran viajero, príncipe de mil argucias y artimañas, me había enseñado sus cicatrices y, a cambio, me había permitido fingir que yo no tenía ninguna.
~ Madeline Miller
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He talked so often of longing for us and home. But it was lies. When he was back on Ithaca he was never content, always looking to the horizon. Once we were his again, he wanted something else. What is that if not a bad life? Luring others to you, then turning from them?
~ Madeline Miller
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Era un experto consumado en lo tocante al dolor. Nada podía causar más dolor a Aquiles que aquello: el hombre más próximo a su corazón le traicionaba ante su peor enemigo.
~ Madeline Miller
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I stopped watching for ridicule, the scorpion's tail hidden in his words.
~ Madeline Miller
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