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Cease to exist Quote by Christine Feehan

“Gregori stood his ground, his mind carefully blank. This was his life. His reason for existing. He was the dark justice necessary for his people to survive, to continue their existence in secrecy.He stood there in the night, utterly, completely alone. Gregori, I am with you always. You are never…” quote by Christine Feehan
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““Gregori stood his ground, his mind carefully blank. This was his life. His reason for existing. He was the dark justice necessary for his people to survive, to continue their existence in secrecy.He stood there in the night, utterly, completely alone. Gregori, I am with you always. You are never alone.Look for me in your heart, in your mind, in your very soul. Look at your hero now.See what I really am. I kill without thought. Without effort. Without remorse.Without mercy. I am the monster you named me, and I am without equal.Someday I will pay the ultimate price. Savannah's soft laughter whispered over his skin. It was a gentle, cleansing breeze drifting through his mind. And who is stronger than my lifemate? No one can kill you? You think death is the ultimate price? No, Savannah. Someday you will know what I am, and you will look at me in horror and revulsion. When that day comes, I will cease to exist. ””

Christine Feehan

About This Quote

Source Novel: Dark Justice by Christine Feehan, 2015

A tormented protector sees himself as both savior and monster, wrestling with destiny, sacrifice, and the cost of vengeance.

In simple terms: A hero struggles with his dark nature and future sacrifice.

Key Takeaway

Accept inner conflict, seek redemption.

Themes

identity sacrifice duality

Mood

intense tragic

Type

literary dramatic

When to use this quote

  • war
  • personal loss
  • spiritual crisis
  • relationship strain

Key Concepts

existentialism heroic archetype

Questions to Reflect On

  • What does true justice require?
  • Can love justify violent means?
A Different Perspective

The narrative may glorify self‑destructive martyrdom.

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