Top 500 Sarah J. Maas Quotes (2025 Update)
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401. “That I might always be a little bit vicious and restless. That I might crave peace, but never a cage of comfort.”

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402. “Feyre!” someone roared. No, not someone – Rhysand.”

— Sarah J. Maas

403. “Hello, Feyre darling,” he purred.”

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404. “He wanted to bury her in Velaris. Somewhere full of light and warmth, full of kind people. Far away from these mountains.”

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405. “It’s never made any difference to me when it came to you. I’d still pick you. I’ll always pick you.”

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406. “It told a story... the story of Prythian. It began with a cauldron. A mighty black cauldron held by glowing, slender female hands in a starry, endless night. Those hands tipped it over, and, from it, golden sparkling liquid poured out over the lip. No – not sparkling, but... effervescent with small symbols, perhaps some ancient faerie language.”

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407. “Truth is deadly. Truth is freedom. Truth can break and mend and bind.”

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408. “We pity you, each and every one of you. For what you do to your children. They are not born evil. But you force them to kill and hurt and hate until there is nothing left inside them – of you... They have made you into monsters. Made, Manon. And we feel sorry for you.”

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409. “What is your name?” “Celaena Sardothien,” she ground out. The skull barked a laugh. “Oh, that is too funny! The funniest thing I’ve heard in centuries!” “Be quiet.” “My name is Mort, if you must know.”

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410. “I’m thinking,” he said, following the flick of my tongue over my bottom lip, “that I look at you and feel like I’m dying. Like I can’t breathe. I’m thinking that I want you so badly I can’t concentrate half the time I’m around you, and this room is too small for me to properly bed you. Especially with the wings.”

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411. “Then it is a good thing, Yrene Towers, that I love you as well.”

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412. “She moved like a midnight storm.”

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413. “He brushed his lips against hers. “I love you,” he breathed against her mouth. “And from today onward, I want to never be separated from you. Wherever you go, I go. Even if that means going to Hell itself, wherever you are, that’s where I want to be. Forever.” Celaena.”

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414. “You’re still safe,” he said again. The Suriel’s command echoed through my mind. Stay with the High Lord, human. You will be safe.”

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415. “We held each other in silence for minutes. Hours. Two souls, twining in the dark.”

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416. “Good girl. Now walk away. Turn on your heel – good. Walk toward the door. Keep your chin high. Let the crowd part. One step after another. I listened to him, let him keep me tethered to sanity as I was escorted back to my cell by the guards – who still kept their distance. Rhysand’s words echoed through my mind, holding me together. But when my cell door closed, he went silent, and I dropped to the floor and wept.”

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417. “Hers was not a story of darkness. This would not be the story. She would fold it into herself, this place, this fear, but it would not be the whole story. It would not be her story.”

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418. “And he will never know what it is to look up at the night sky and wish.”

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419. “Love – love was a balm as much as it was a poison.”

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420. “Because what if you did let someone in? And what if they saw everything, and still walked away? Who could blame them – who would want to bother with that sort of mess?” He flinched. The most powerful High Lord in history flinched.”

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421. “Azriel was nothing short of beautiful. Even with those scarred hands and the shadows that flowed from him like smoke, she’d always found him to be the prettiest of the three males who called themselves brothers.”

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422. “You will find, Rolfe, that one does not deal with Celaena Sardothien. One survives her.”

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423. “The issue isn’t whether he loved you, it’s how much. Too much. Love can be poison.”

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424. “But my sister slowly looked at Lucien. “I made it give something back,” she said with terrifying quiet. The Cauldron.”

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425. “Why bother when a dramatic entrance is so much more fun?”

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426. “Because all the monsters have been let out of their cages tonight, no matter what court they belong to. So I may roam wherever I wish until the dawn.”

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427. “In grief, he hid one in the crown Of her he loved so well, To keep with her where she lay down Inside the starry cell.”

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428. “Lysandra had shifted into a ghost leopard and chased him out. Then she returned, lingering in her massive feline form, and again sprawled beside Aelin. They managed to get another thirty minutes of sleep before Aedion came back and chucked a bucket of water on them.”

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429. “They both turned, giving Rowan Whitethorn horrifyingly innocent smiles. The Fae Prince, to his credit, only winced after they looked away again. Elide.”

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430. “I am the dark lord, who stole away the bride of spring. I am a demon, and a nightmare, and I will meet a bad end. He is the golden prince – the hero who will get to keep you as his reward for not dying of stupidity and arrogance.”

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431. “It is the strength of this that matters. No matter where you are, no matter how far, this will lead you home.”

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432. “Sea-foam white lace bloomed from the sweeping neckline, washing upon her breast from the powder-green ocean of silk that made up the dress. A red sash covered the waist, forming an inverted peak that separated the bodice from the explosion of skirts beneath. Patterns of clear green beads were embroidered in whorls and vines across the whole of it, and bone-colored stitching stretched along the ribs.”

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433. “That. That moment Lady Marion had chosen a desperate hope for her kingdom over herself, over her husband and the daughter who would wait and wait for a return that would never come. That was the moment that had broken everything Aelin Galathynius was and had promised to be.”

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434. “We shall create wonders that will make the world tremble.”

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435. “To live, to love knowing that it might all vanish tomorrow... it makes everything that much more precious.”

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436. “She rolled her eyes. “If it pleases Your Magnanimous Holiness, I shall call you by your first name.” “ ‘Magnanimous Holiness’? Oh, I like that one.” A ghost of a smile appeared on her face, and Dorian looked down at the book.”

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437. “If you don’t marry her, you stupid prick, I will.”

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438. “The voice was at once the night and the dawn and the stars and the earth, and every inch of my body calmed at the primal dominance in it.”

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439. “Shifter or true animal, that truth lay etched in the soul of every canine. Ithan Holstrom sprinted toward Asphodel Meadows with the weight of that history behind him, burning in his heart. He prayed he was not too late.”

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440. “She had often wished for adventure, for old spells and wicked kings.”

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441. “I felt, more than saw, my sister go still as he approached. Her throat bobbed. “Are you just going to hold that chicken all night?” Cassian asked me from the table. Scowling, I stomped toward him, plunking the platter onto the wooden surface. “I spat in it,” I said sweetly. “Makes it all the more delicious,” Cassian crooned, smiling right back. Rhys snickered, drinking deeply from his wine. But I strode to my seat – nestled between Amren and Mor – in time to see Elain say to Azriel, “Hello.”

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442. “You’re lonely?” He said it before he could stop himself. “Lonely?” She shook her head and finally, after all that coaxing, sat down. He fought against the urge to reach across the space between them to see if her hair was as silky as it looked. “No. I can survive well enough on my own – if given proper reading material.”

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443. “If you’re a monster, I’m a monster.”

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444. “It was war upon them all. Let them tremble in fear at what they had awoken.”

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445. “A heartbeat later, his note said, Try not to moan too loudly when you dream about me. I need my beauty rest.”

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446. “Death had been her curse and her gift and her friend for these long, long years. She was happy to greet it again under the golden morning sun.”

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447. “There is a better world out there. And I have seen it.” Even the Thirteen looked toward her now. “I have seen witch and human and Fae dwell together in peace. And it is not a weakness to do so, but a strength. I have met kings and queens whose love for their kingdoms, their peoples, is so great that the self is secondary. Whose love for their people is so strong that even in the face of unthinkable odds, they do the impossible.”

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448. “And I wondered if love was too weak a word for what he felt, what he’d done for me. For what I felt for him.”

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449. “A smile tugged at her lips, and her eyes – their eyes – sparkled. ‘Hello, Aedion.”

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450. “The Nephelle Philosophy.”

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