16 Quotes by Easterine Kire

If I am going to start a new life, why should I take so much of the old life with me? It would only hinder me from beginning my new existence. It would only make me long for the old life again, and that would make me miserable. I must accept that my life here has ended, and I must focus on my new life if I want it to work.

How fragile human life was... In spite of all its striving, when death came it spared no one.

We are sisters, we are twin-souled.

Hope, sir, we have been living on hope. Every morning when we wake up, we eat hope, and so we live to see another day.

The forest was his wife indeed: providing him with sanctuary when he most needed it; and food when his rations were inadequate. The forest also protected him from the evil in the heart of man. He felt truly wedded to her at this moment.

Is it possible that only forest dwellers can understand such things exist in the places not frequented by man? Will the magic of the river work only for a believer? Would it work in spite of lack of faith?

There is another thing about life... People grow up and grow old and die so that new people can take their place. And before they die, they are meant to do some things. That is the reason why we are here in the first place.