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“Lucian attempted a wan smile, although he did not open his eyes. “You are the miracle my brother has named you in his thoughts.” “Has he named me a miracle?” Even her voice was soothing and tranquil to Gabriel’s ears. He wanted to touch her, bask forever in her beauty, in her serenity. After the…” quote by Christine Feehan
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““Lucian attempted a wan smile, although he did not open his eyes. “You are the miracle my brother has named you in his thoughts.” “Has he named me a miracle?” Even her voice was soothing and tranquil to Gabriel’s ears. He wanted to touch her, bask forever in her beauty, in her serenity. After the chaos of a bleak, gray world filled with violence, she was a miracle. “Yes, and for once, he was right.” There was an edge of weariness to the beautiful pitch of Lucian’s voice and it alarmed Gabriel. He had never heard his invincible twin sound so utterly drained of strength. “I am right at all times,” Gabriel corrected, moving at once to his brother’s side. “It is a peculiar phenomenon Lucian finds difficult to live with, but all the same . . .” Lucian opened his eyes to regard his brother with an icy stare clearly meant to intimidate. “Francesca, my dear sister, you have tied yourself to one who has a much inflated opinion of himself. I do not remember a time when he was right about anything.” Gabriel moved to the couch, seating himself beside his brother. “Do not listen to him, my love, he practices his intimidating stare in the mirror on a daily basis. He thinks to silence me with his glare.””

Christine Feehan

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

A character reflects on love as a miraculous, calming force amid a violent world, while also confronting sibling rivalry and self‑doubt.

In simple terms: Love feels miraculous in harsh times; sibling tension surfaces.

Key Takeaway

Recognize love’s calming power despite conflict.

Themes

love war family healing identity

Mood

hopeful tense reflective

Type

literary romantic dramatic

When to use this quote

  • relationship crisis
  • family dinner
  • personal reflection

Key Concepts

miracle serenity intimidation self‑image

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does love change your perception of conflict?
  • What does the “miracle” reveal about inner strength?
A Different Perspective

The miracle metaphor may overlook practical struggles.

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