Quotes About Confrontation

I have come to tell you something very important," Firestar meowed. "When water meets blood, blood will rise.

Let's go," he meowed. "I'll skin the little wretch when we find him, upsetting the camp like this.

Redtail groaned to himself, picturing the smug glow in the other tom's amber eyes. What Tigerclaw had said sounded reasonable, but Redtail didn't trust that he was really planning only to mark ThunderClan's borders. Before Redtail could turn away, Tigerclaw pushed his way out past the lichen that hung over the entrance to Bluestar's den. He stopped when he saw Redtail, and Redtail felt hot beneath his fur, embarrassed at being caught eavesdropping

Turning his head, Jayfeather glared at Alderheart, almost as if he could see him. "When I get better, I'm going to kill you," he grumbled.

After what seemed like an eternity, Stormfur spoke. "You'll have to kill me first, Tigerstar." Tigerstar's tail twitched with menace. He signaled to Darkstripe. "Kill him." Horror shrilled through Leopardstar as Darkstripe leaped at Stonefur. She could hardly breathe as she watched Stonefur fight fiercely against the cruel tabby. Though half-starved and beaten, he managed to haul Darkstripe to the ground and dig his claws into the warrior's throat.

It is me. It's Ashfur." This stranger spoke with a voice harsher than Bramblestar's.

And you're a coward, Fireheart added silently, catching the fear-scent as Longtail shrank back into the crowd of cats.

If you knew what I was going to do, why did you let me do it?" he demanded. Yellowfang turned her face away. "You can't stop me, can you?" Jaypaw felt a rush of delight, like a bird escaping grasping claws. "I have the power of the stars in my paws!

I do not ask for your answer now." Brokenstar ignored the warrior's challenge. "You must each go away and consider my words. But bear this in mind: Would you prefer to share your prey, or be driven out and left homeless and starving?

Quick Water—had just tried to kill her.

Not fast enough," the WindClan apprentice sneered. Suddenly, Hazelpaw streaked past and butted Breezepaw with her head. The WindClan apprentice fell over, winded, and Lionpaw raked his claws down his flank. "Never stop to gloat!" Hazelpaw hissed at Breezepaw and clamped her teeth into his tail.

Whitepaw mewed. Leopardstar bit back

There are few situations in life that cannot be honourably settled, and without loss of time, either by suicide, a bag of gold, or by thrusting a despised antagonist over the edge of a precipice upon a dark night.

It is on!" Aech shouted into his comlink. "it is on like Red Dawn!

That's how you know you've mastered a videogame—when a bunch of butt-hurt crybabies start to accuse you of cheating in an effort to cope with the beatdown they've just suffered at your hands.

Sir, the only problem is that you're a complete fucking moron," I said.

I tried to slip past her again, but she blocked my path and then stomped her foot down in front of me again, pretending like she was Gandalf and I was the balrog.

I knew Knotcher was trying to push my buttons. Unfortunately, he'd pushed the big red one first.

His proclamation was met with a deafening roar of shouted threats, insults, and colorful profanity.

Hello!" I shouted at the Six-Fingered Man one final time. "My name is Inigo Montoya! You killed my father. Prepare to die!

He chuckled softly. I wanted to sock him in the face.

And then it was on like Red Dawn.

How dare you?" I said, all ice. "You coward, how dare you do this? If you wanted to reclaim your honor, you should have come to me alone, like a man." The young guard bit his lips, his thickly blemished face going red, but his helpers roared with laughter. "Hey, Telys, you said this pup was a stranger, but it sounds like he knows you well enough!" one of them exclaimed.

By my third try, Lady Aithra had lost her patience and brought me to stand before her son while he was in conference with a group of hard-faced Athenian nobles. I smiled unashamedly when she called me willful, wild, and ungrateful, which provoked her so much that she actually dared to declare, "My son, you must not marry this girl. I don't care how beautiful she is, she'll bring us nothing but grief and leave Athens in flames!