Leigh Bardugo Quotes

Matthias," She Murmured In Fjerdan, Giving His Arm What She Hoped Was A Friendly, Siblinglike Nudge, "must You Glower At Everything?"
"I'm Not Glowering."
"We're Fjerdans In The Ravkan Sector. We Already Stand Out. Let's Not Give Everyone Another Reason To Think You're About To Lay Siege To The Market. We Need To Get This Task Done Without Drawing Unwanted Attention. Think Of Yourself As A Spy."
His Frown Deepened. "Such Work Is Beneath An Honest Soldier."
"Then Pretend To Be An Actor." He Made A Disgusted Sound.
"Have You Ever Even Been To The Theater?"
"There Are Plays Every Season In Djerholm."
"Let Me Guess, Sober Affairs That Last Several Hours And Tell Epic Tales Of The Heroes Of Yore."
"They're Actually Very Entertaining. But I've Never Seen An Actor Who Knows How To Properly Hold His Sword.

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