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Faith Quote by Leigh Bardugo

“And what god do you serve, then?” “Whichever will grant me good fortune.” “I don’t think gods work that way.” “I don’t think I care.” quote by Leigh Bardugo
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““And what god do you serve, then?” “Whichever will grant me good fortune.” “I don’t think gods work that way.” “I don’t think I care.””

Leigh Bardugo

About This Quote

Source Novel: Six of Crows, Leigh Bardugo, 2015

Characters question their loyalties and motivations, revealing pragmatic self‑interest over devotion to higher powers.

In simple terms: People often seek benefit rather than belief.

Key Takeaway

Recognize true motives behind actions.

Themes

loyalty motivation pragmatism

Mood

skeptical reflective

Type

dialogue character

When to use this quote

  • political negotiations
  • personal relationships
  • career decisions

Key Concepts

self‑interest existentialism

Questions to Reflect On

  • What drives your decisions?
  • Do you ever act without personal gain?
A Different Perspective

Assumes all choices are driven by self‑interest, ignoring altruism.

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