βͺ A list ofΒ SENTENCESΒ from George R. R. Martinβs novelΒ A Clash of Kings, to be used and changed however you see fit. possible triggerΒ WARNINGSΒ for violent and sexual content, profanity, and alcohol.
β it is ill to keep a lady waiting. β
β under the sea, the birds have scales for feathers. β
β this is early to come calling, scarce past dawn. you should be snug in your bed. β
β i had bad dreams about the dragons. they were coming to eat me.β
β so you see, there is nothing to fear. β
β if the gods are good, they will grant us a warm autumn and bountiful harvests, so we might prepare for the winter to come. β
β it is always summer under the sea. β
β iβll see to your breakfast now. β
β they are clever, these birds. β
β i should have been told. i should have been woken. β
β i have climbed these steps so often i know each one by name. β
β look at me! β
β in the end words are just wind. β
β you could bring him no hope? β
β what am i to tell them? what must i do now? β
β itβs swords i need, not blessings. β
β the night is dark and full of terrors. β
β only children fear the dark. β
β i need no crown but truth. β
β you are too ill and too confused to be of use to me, old man. β
β i will not have you kill yourself in my service. β
β i fear the bottom of the sea. β
β whereβd you get a blade like that? β
β go on, take it off him, i dare you. β
β hey, you gimme that sword. you donβt know how to use it. β
β might be i got your attention now. β
β hitting them wonβt bring him back. β
β someone should kill him! β
β you look very lovely today, my lady. β
β who do you think will win the dayβs honors? β
β did you hear? iβm to ride in the tourney today. β
β did i tell you, i intend to challenge him to single combat. β
β i lose! fetch me some wine. β
β what a man sows on his name day, he reaps throughout the year. β
β donβt be childish. β
β weβre children. weβre supposed to be childish. β
β iβm glad youβre not dead. β
β my lady, i am sorry for your losses. truly, the gods are cruel. β
β all sorts of people are calling themselves kings these days. β
β iβd guard that tongue of yours, little man. β
β what are you doing here? β
β it would seem that a welcome is in order. β
β a man after my own heart. β
β please, do let me be of service, in whatever small way i can. β
β how i have yearned for the sound of your sweet voice. β
β give me your support and i promise you, we will have ____ freed and returnedΒ to us unharmed. β
β you have always been cunning. β
β you will share all your plans and intentions with me before you act, and you will do nothing without my consent. do you understand? β
β you should have been at the feast. there has never been a boar so delicious. they cooked it with mushrooms and apples, and it tasted like triumph. β
β i hope he doesnβt kill anyone important. β
β need an escort? the talk is, the streets are dangerous. β
β iβm terrified of my enemies, so i kill them all. β
β lawless men are everywhere in this dark time, oh, yes. men with cold steel and colder hearts. β
β did you miss me? β
β youβll think of me every time you go to bed. then youβll get hard and youβll have no one to help you and youβll never be able to sleep unless you β¦ β
β be quiet and kiss me. β
