Descendants Audrey Quotes

The scoreboard read 2:2 with forty-seven seconds left on the clock. Cheerleaders, including Audrey, clapped, chanted, and danced. Jane, the mascot, in a knight’s suit of armor, jumped up and down with them. An announcer stood on the field with a golden microphone, as the teams got into their huddles and took up positions along the kill zones. Mal and Evie stood in the bleachers, watching Jay and Carlos down on the bench.

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Tears staining his vision, Bell held the dead prince in his arms as the world around him descended into chaos.

The cheerleaders whooped—all except for Audrey.

Badāūnī unhappily attests that Brahmans introduced Sanskrit works that predicted Akbar’s rise to power as Vishnu’s avatar: Cheating imposter Brahmans . . . told [the king] repeatedly that he had descended to earth, like Ram, Krishan, and other infidel rulers, who, although lords of the world, had taken on human form to act on earth. For the sake of flattery, they presented Sanskrit poetry [shir-hā-yi hindi] allegedly uttered by tongues of sages that predicted a world-conquering padshah would arise in India. He would honor Brahmans, protect cows, and justly rule the earth. They wrote such nonsense on old papers and presented it to [the emperor]. He believed every word.65

Audrey, looking heartbroken, ran off the field.

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Mal and he exchanged looks. Mal gave a wry smile and he smiled back. Ben continued his tour. Jay put Carlos down. Carlos clapped to get the statue to come alive again. Nothing happened. He raced ahead to catch up with the group. Inside the building, there was a fireplace, dark wood staircases, chandeliers, and stained glass windows that made the place feel warm and sunny. “So, you guys have a lot of magic here in Auradon?” Mal asked. “Like wands and things like that?” “Yeah, it exists, of course, but it’s pretty much retired,” said Ben. “Most of us here are just ordinary mortals.” “Who happen to be kings and queens,” added Mal. “That’s true!” said Audrey snootily, draping Ben’s arm over her shoulder. “Our royal blood goes back hundreds of years.” She looked at Ben possessively. Ben took his arm off her.

Doug!” he said when he noticed a nerdy boy with thick glasses heading down the stairs. The boy was wearing a blue-and-gold marching band uniform and carried a clipboard. “Doug! Doug, come down!” Ben clapped a hand on Doug’s shoulder. “This is Doug,” he announced. “He’s going to help you with your class schedules and show you the rest of the dorms.” He looked right at Mal. “I’ll see you later, okay? And if you need anything at all, feel free to—” “Ask Doug,” blurted out Audrey. She fake laughed and dragged Ben away. “Hi, guys,” said Doug. “I’m Dopey’s son? As in”—he started counting on his fingers—“Dopey, Doc, Bashful, Happy, Grumpy, Sleepy, and...” Evie caught Doug’s eye. “Heigh-ho,” he said to her, completely charmed. Evie went nose to nose with him. “Evie. Evil Queen’s daughter.” She started to twirl her hair flirtatiously. “So, about your classes,” said Doug. “I put in the requirements already. History of Woodsmen and Pirates