⪠   NOW  I   RISE   SENTENCE   PROMPTS  . Â
* Â TAKEN FROM THE BOOK â NOW I RISE â , CHANGE PRONOUNS AS YOU WISH !
â Hold hands with the devil until you are both over the bridge. â
â Or kill the devil and burn the bridge so no one can get to you. â
â The world will destroy her in the end. â
â No one will be more brutal than me.. â
â No one will be more ruthless. And I will never stop fighting. â
â I wonder if anyone gets through childhood without being broken. â
â Mercy is the one thing I cannot afford. Not yet. â
â What we do now, we do so that someday mercy will be able to survive here. â
â Why must I always be a manâs servant? â
â If anything, I should be partners with the devil, not his servant. â
â Do not lose that hunger. â
â You will always have to fight for everything. â
â Even when you already have it, you will have to keep fighting to maintain it. â
â You will have to be more ruthless, more brutal, more everything. â
â Any weakness will undo everything you have accomplished. â
â If I wanted shit, I would have visited the privy, not asked for an audience with you. â
â My fierce little girl. You can do anything. â
â Time, the moon, arguments, and, most of all, coins. â
â I cannot imagine a god who hates anything that is love! â
â I never want you to hate yourself for any love that is in you. â
â I do not know how to live in a world where everyone is right and everyone is wrong. â
â I do not know who I am anymore. â
â I do not take orders from women. â
â My men do not have a similar problem. Â â
â The man fell, a crossbow bolt sticking out of his chest. â
â We saw everything that was not ours, and we hungered. â
â Do not lose that hunger. You will always have to fight for everything. â
â She was tired of being in control all the time, tired of worrying, tired of waiting. â
â I wish you had been my father. â
â I made him into someone I do not know. â
â I do not want to imagine a world in which you are not you. â
â You carry too much hope, and it will canker in your soul like an infection. â
â Hope was an arrow that never ceased piercing his heart. â
â When you start lower, you have to fight for every scrap of space you occupy in the world⌠â
â I had more luck than you. â
â The more pliable the prince, the more power they had. â
â And who could be more pliable than a simple girl, playing at the throne? â
â Hatred makes monsters of all of us. â
â I am going to give the wrong impression, wearing this. â
â You mean a good impression? â
â She would not wish any part of herself away. â
â It is easier to build than to destroy. â
â What a luxury honesty was. â
â Did he know everything, too? Were none of her humiliations private? â
â Are you sure you do not want curtains? Â â
â I hate this castle and every room in it. I do not care what it looks like. â
â The last caravan they robbed had been filled with fine clothing. â
â Well, I thought they might be pretty. â
â But, certainly, they can double as weapons. You are very practical. â Â
â That would fit better if it were designed for a man. â
â But it set off the color of your eyes so nicely. â
â Do not blaspheme, young man. â
â But roughly two men in support for every one man fighting. â
â How can our God ever withstand the ferocity of this faith? â
â That still leaves sixty thousand? Seventy thousand? â
â No one will be more brutal than me. No one will be more ruthless. â
â Too much spark leads to explosions. â
â But your sister will destroy as much as she can before she goes out. â
â She will go down in flames and blood. â
â He would die on the wall tonight, between his brothers and his enemies. â
â They had finally come to the end. â
â Whichever side won, neither would triumph. â
â He sent none to me when I took my throne in spite of him. â
â You did not choose right. Â â
â She would have to cut her way through the world, uphill, for the rest of her life. â
â I would have visited the privy, not asked for an audience with you.â
â Her merits, her accomplishments, her strength would never speak for themselves. â
â I want you to find that same love. â
â Everything else can fall by the road and be trodden underfoot as we pass to our home. â
â By my estimations, there are almost two hundred thousand men out there. â