Alianne-donnelly Quote by Alianne Donnelly
““Dark golden strands of hair fall over the face of a fallen angel. Strong jaw, proud nose, dark brows and a hard, twisted mouth. But his eyes… They aren’t what I expected to see. They are empty. Cold. Eyes of a true monster. Promise me. I promised. And I can see it now. This is not my Beast. He sneers. “You’re no savior. I know exactly what you are. You’re the bitch that thinks to banish me. From my own house, no less. Harridan,” he accuses, his fury rising with each word. My Beast could never be so cruel. “Trespasser. Interloper. Whore!” No, this is not my Beast. But this was my Beast. Before he became cursed.””
About This Quote
A narrator confronts a cursed being, grappling with betrayal and the darkness within a loved one.
In simple terms: Facing a loved one's hidden cruelty.
Key Takeaway
Recognize inner darkness.
Themes
betrayal
identity
curse
Mood
dark
tense
dramatic
Type
Alianne-donnelly:0
Bastien:0
Beast:1
Fallen angel:1
Lysette:0
The-beast:0
Beast Cruel:1
Beast Cursed:1
Promised Beast:0
Whore Beast:0
When to use this quote
- personal relationships
- fantasy narrative
Key Concepts
monster archetype
inner conflict
Questions to Reflect On
- What does the “Beast” symbolize?
- Can betrayal be forgiven?
A Different Perspective
The cursed being may be a projection of inner fears.
