408 Quotes by Claudia Gray

I lift my eyes to his. It feels both like it’s hard to meet his gaze and like I could never look away.

But, Princess Leia!” C-3PO’s voice rose in alarm. “You can’t! The mission sounds terribly dangerous.” “Threepio, in the quarter century you’ve served me, have you ever known me to run away from danger?” “Well. No.” The droid considered this a moment before adding hopefully, “Yet you might eventually develop a stronger instinct for survival.” Leia couldn’t help laughing. “Don’t count on it.

Their intentions may be good, but their judgment isn’t.

You gotta learn how to take a compliment, because I’m not going to stop making them.

What most people call instinct in people is really the interpretation of small subconscious cues.

Had it been like that for her father? She could never know. But for the first time in a very long while, she had some sense of who Anakin Skywalker might have been before his fall, and of the goodness that must have survived in him through all the darkness, all the years.

Did you spend the entire Rebellion in the company of smugglers and lowlifes?” He probably meant this to be a cutting remark. Instead Leia found herself thinking of the first time she’d really seen Han’s face – in a garbage compactor aboard the Death Star, moments before he fired his blaster at the magnetically sealed walls and nearly killed them all. Leia couldn’t help smiling. “Almost, Senator Casterfo. In fact, I wound up married to one.” Out.

The words Death Star were harder for him to say now that the death was real.

Sometimes we’re loyal to more than one thing. When there’s a conflict, we have to choose which loyalty to honor.