Gaze Quote by Ednah Walters
““A flash of light came from deep inside the trees and pulled me to the present. It was so bright the glow kissed the treetops. Within seconds, Torin screeched to a stop beside me. His eyes burned under the glowing runes. “What are you doing?” His voice whipped through the night, and I winced. “Trying to get your attention,” I said. “See, I fixed all the trees you destroyed. Cool, right?” “You do not want to be around me right now, Freckles.” “I disagree. I plan to be around you when you are happy, sad, pissed off, hurting, acting like a jackass, goofing off, or showing off. Whatever and whenever. You and I are a package deal, pal. Equal partners and all that jazz.” I pointed at a nearby tree and moved my finger left and right. The tree swayed. “Any time you want to destroy nature, get me first.” He leaned in until we were eye level. “Go home, Raine.” His voice was mean. “Only if you come with me. You want to stay out here, then I’m staying, too. You want pull a Flash move and sprint to Portland and back, then I’ll either run with you or wait out here until you come back. But I’m not going anywhere without you, Torin St. James.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: Unknown Title by Ednah Walters, 2023
A character confronts a companion, demanding mutual support and shared responsibility in both good and bad times.
In simple terms: Demanding partnership and shared responsibility.
Insist on equal partnership.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- adventure
- personal crisis
- decision making
- relationship building
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you balance support with personal freedom?
- What boundaries are healthy in a partnership?
May overlook personal autonomy or create dependency.