Quotes About Uncertainty

Sandstorm sighed. "I was afraid you were going to say that.

And," Squirrelflight continued, "if I'm right, it's even worse than we thought.

Somewhere in there Clear Sky could be dying—and there's nothing I can do about it.

Lucky's gut churned with dread. I couldn't have told them anything about Lick, about her secret meeting with Grunt. Alpha would have thrown her out—or killed her. I just hope I made the right decision.

Anything could happen," Spiderleg growled. "RiverClan might chase WindClan off the moor. They might decide to accuse us of taking the kits instead. Leafpool told Firestar that WindClan is desperate enough to do anything.

Hollypaw cut him off. "No cat must know! Not when we don't know exactly what the prophecy means.

Was she really implying I will be Alpha one day? It seemed such a distant, fantastical prospect

Something's wrong. There is a darkness coming that not even StarClan can prevent. And when it comes, we will be helpless to protect the Clans. Helpless even to protect ourselves.

believe StarClan exists, but I don't know that their intentions are good, or that we always benefit from their 'guidance

Is there something wrong with Bramblestar? Rootpaw asked himself. Or is there something wrong with me?

The wormcat's back?" He looked Talltail up and down. "I thought you'd left for good.

What happens if he kills me here? Will I be really dead?

dreams, but so could he. That didn't mean he knew the answer to everything.

Maybe it's best that he stayed behind, she thought. It's not like he can look for Sol himself.

don't know what it is?

It all seems so permanent, so old and new at the same time. But I wonder if I will ever feel completely new again. Or will I spend the rest of my life feeling like a walking disease?

She didn't know if she was running away from something or running to something, but she admitted that deep in her heart she wanted to go home.

The best questions are the ones that create the most uncertainty.

Did I really want to stay on this road longer, knowing it was only going to end in devastation?

The problem with human attraction is not knowing if it will be returned.

Fear is ever-present, waiting to be called to the surface. Change brought fear, and fear brought destruction.

We may reason on to our heart's content, the fog won't lift.

One might as well attempt to calculate mathematically the contingent forms of the tinkling bits of glass in a kaleidoscope as to look through the tube of the future and foretell its pattern.

P.S. I wish I could believe you.)