Brown eyes Quote by Kresley Cole
““I stepped out into the biting air and drizzle. Cyclops loped beside me, barking a couple of times, as if to tell me something. Slaver’s got Timmy! “Empress.” Matthew looked as bad as I felt—his face wan, his shoulders slumped with fatigue. He gazed at me with those woebegone brown eyes. “Tredici nears.” "Hey, aren’t you happy that we rescued Jack?” “I couldn’t see.” He hugged his arms around his torso, batting his fists against his parka. “The Lovers!” The lowest hum came from him. He stared down at me. “The twins—inseparable. Never parted.” “A path. You won’t like where it leads.” “I can’t steer, can’t change. Before there were waves or eddies; now stone. Our enemies laugh.” He raised his palm. “Hold, please.” “Are you talking to someone else?” Matthew was the Arcana switchboard, a medium. “To . . . Aric? Is he in your eyes?” Watching me through Matthew?””
About This Quote
Source Novel: Darkfever (The Arcana Chronicles) by Kresley Cole, 2012
A protagonist confronts hardship, prophecy, and inner conflict while seeking truth and connection.
In simple terms: Facing hardship reveals deeper truths.
Key Takeaway
Embrace challenges to discover purpose.
Themes
adventure
prophecy
friendship
inner conflict
Mood
tense
hopeful
mysterious
Type
literary
dramatic
inspirational
When to use this quote
- exploration
- combat
- relationship building
- decision making
Key Concepts
mythology
destiny
psychology
Questions to Reflect On
- What does “The Lovers” symbolize here?
- How do we choose paths despite uncertainty?
A Different Perspective
Prophecies may mislead;trust is fragile.
