Tamar Quotes

1. "Why did so many teenagers fall for Stanley Horowitz's tricks?""These were impressionable teenagers," Nick explained. "Many of them were devoted fans of romantic Vampyre stories. They over-romanticized what it means to be a Vampyre, and that gave Stanley a way to manipulate them.""I've read Twilight," Tamara said. "My daughter is a huge fan. Is she in any danger?""The danger arises from wanting to belong to the in crowd so badly, you lose sight of what's real and what's fantasy.""Surely today's teenagers know that vampires are fantasy," Tamara said."Possibly. But remember, Vampyres are not romantic. Vampyres are dead. They are walking reminders of tragedy. Loving one is necrophilia. And wanting to be one is the first step on the road to catastrophe."
Author: Abramelin Keldor

2. "I believe you, Tamara, I just don't believe it."
Author: Cecelia Ahern

3. "Bi li radije da si dobila vec proživljen život, Tamara? Tako da se samo možeš opustiti ipromatrati ga? Ili bi ga radije proživjela sama?"
Author: Cecelia Ahern

4. "Our minds do unusual things sometimes, Tamara. When we're looking for things it takes it upon itself to go down its own route. All we can do is follow"
Author: Cecelia Ahern

5. "Tamar noticed that she had never met a person she felt so comfortable being silent with."
Author: David Grossman

6. "Little Tamar, forget the long ago. We are here and we are now, and that is all. We are making a new start."
Author: Doris Lessing

7. "Suzanne glanced over at her, eyebrow raised. "Is there an anaconda?" she asked, like it had suddenly occurred to her she could be totally wrong.Tamara should only be so lucky. "No, there's no anaconda, I can promise you that." Not even a garden snake."
Author: Erin McCarthy

8. "Há quem constrói os degraus e quem sobe os degraus e quem salta os patamares."
Author: Filipe Russo

9. "Termos de raciocínio constituem patamares; as escadarias entre um e outro se atravessa sem corrimão, de pés descalços, no próprio breu."
Author: Filipe Russo

10. "My business in the Capital is concluded,' Tamarind explained. ‘Kindly send a letter to Mr Kohlrabi's lodgings, telling him that I require his presence as soon as he is back in the city, then bring me a dish of tea, the latest issue of the Gazette and a bag of dead cats."
Author: Frances Hardinge

11. "At first only Tamarind had noticed the awkward, disquieting way his expressions changed, as if a puppeteer were pulling wires to move his face muscles, and doing it rather badly. Nowadays she saw the fear in everybody's eyes. Her brother was going out of tune like an old piano, and nobody would come to retune his strings. Dukes and kings may go mad at their leisure, for nobody has enough power to stop them."
Author: Frances Hardinge

12. "I think that when Lady Tamarind looks at you, she feels as the cathedral might if it suddenly remembered that once it had been a grim little church facing down musket fire and a cruel sea wind."
Author: Frances Hardinge

13. "I will never fully understand why things happen the way they do on this planet. Too many people hold their tongue here. Too many people hide their true feelings. And at the end of the day, that does nothing but hurt someone. The men and women of Tamaran were always taught to live by their emotions, to trust that first reaction, as it is the most pure. Cyborg argues that you need time to make the proper decision. I argue that time blurs the true intent. To Earth standards, I may appear brash and rushed. I never hide what I think. Perhaps that is why Tamaran was a target for so many invasions. Our captors may have enjoyed seeing what pain they inflicted upon us, for our tears were never hidden either."
Author: Geoff Johns

14. "Und wenn sich dann viele verschiedene Wege vor dir auftun werden, und du nicht weisst, welchen du einschlagen sollst, dann überlasse es nicht dem Zufall, sondern setz dich und warte. Warte, warte noch. Lausche still und schweigend auf dein Herz. Wenn es dann zu dir spricht, steh auf und geh, wohin es dich trägt. (Susanna Tamaro)"
Author: Guillaume Musso

15. "Homem, mulher ou cão, não se pode dizer que existam muitos seres humanos que mereçam a minha simpatia. (Tamaru)"
Author: Haruki Murakami

16. "All's well that ends well.''Assuming there's an end somewhere,' Aomame said.Tamaru formed some short creases near his mouth that were faintly reminiscent of a smile. 'There has to be an end somewhere. It's just that nothing's labeled "This is the end." Is the top rung of a ladder labeled "This is the last rung. Please don't step higher than this'?"Aomame shook her head.'It's the same thing,' Tamaru said.Aomame said, 'If you use common sense and keep your eyes open, it becomes clear enough where the end is.'Tamaru nodded. 'And even if it doesn't' -- he made a falling gesture with his finger -- 'the end is right there."
Author: Haruki Murakami

17. "So you're thinking you'd rather not hand me a pistol?''They're dangerous. And illegal. And Chekov is qa writer you can trust.''But this is not a story. We're talking about the real word.'Tamaru narrowed his eyes and looked hard at Aomame. Then, slowly opening his mouth, he said 'Who knows?"
Author: Haruki Murakami

18. "You said you're going far away," Tamaru said. "How far away are we talking about?""It's a distance that can't be measured.""Like the distance that separates one person's heart from another's."
Author: Haruki Murakami

19. "Era ella quien se abría como una sandía madura, roja, jugosa, tibia, ella quien sudaba esa fragancia penetrante de mariscos, ella quien lo mordía, lo arañaba, lo chupaba, gemía, agonizaba de sofoco y de placer. Era en su carne compasiva donde se sumergía hasta perder el aliento y volverse esponja, medusa, estrella de altamar."
Author: Isabel Allende

20. "You let Mal come back for me. After you gave me your vow.""He broke away," said Tamar.I lifted a brow. The day Mal could break Tolya's hold was indeed a day of miracles.Tolya hung his head and heaved his huge shoulders. "Forgive me," he said. "I couldn't be the one to keep him from you."
Author: Leigh Bardugo

21. "Those dudes are hot," announced Tamara. Both Lor and Patrick shut up and turned to stare at her. Damian looked up and grinned wolfishly. My daughter's face went bright red. She drew the sheet over her head, muttering, "You can stake me now."
Author: Michele Bardsley

22. "You went to the catamaran with him?" Marcus couldn't believe what he was hearing. "You've been boating together?""Yes, boating--not boinking--boating!" Rosie screeched."
Author: Suzy Duffy

23. "Nothing is more occult than the way letters, under the auspices of unimaginable carriers, circulate through the weird mess of civil wars; but whenever, owing to that mess, there was some break in our correspondence, Tamara would act as if she ranked deliveries with ordinary natural phenomena such as the weather or tides, which human affairs could not affect, and she would accuse me of not answering her, when in fact I did nothing but write to her and think of her during those months--despite my many betrayals....and the sense of leaving Russia was totally eclipsed by the agonizing thought that Reds or no Reds, letters from Tamara would be still coming, miraculously and needlessly, to southern Crimea, and would search there for a fugitive addressee, and weakly flap about like bewildered butterflies set loose in an alien zone, at the wrong altitude, among an unfamiliar flora."
Author: Vladimir Nabokov

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