Rebellion Saga Quotes

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...it’s just another one of those things I don’t understand: everyone impresses upon you how unique you are, encouraging you to cultivate your individuality while at the same time trying to squish you and everyone else into the same ridiculous mould. It’s an artist’s right to rebel against the world’s stupidity.
E.A. Bucchianeri (Brushstrokes of a Gadfly (Gadfly Saga, #1))
It’s an artist’s right to rebel against the world’s stupidity.
E.A. Bucchianeri (Brushstrokes of a Gadfly (Gadfly Saga, #1))
Hope was a weak rebellion not meant for the likes of him.
V. Theia (Preacher Man (Renegade Souls MC Romance Saga #2))
I now need, as I’ll need at the head of a rebellion, followers, not slaves. Man cannot be freed by the same injustice that enslaved it.
Pierce Brown (Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1))
In aiming the first gun fired against the rebellion I had no feeling of self-reproach,” he wrote, “for I fully believed that the contest was inevitable, and was not of our seeking.” As Doubleday saw it, he was fighting for the survival of the United States. “The only alternative was to submit to a powerful oligarchy who were determined to make freedom forever subordinate to slavery.
Erik Larson (The Demon of Unrest: A Saga of Hubris, Heartbreak, and Heroism at the Dawn of the Civil War)
Government is never the solution, but it is almost always the problem. - Quicksilver
Pierce Brown (Morning Star (Red Rising Saga, #3))
They will breed either dislike or a slave mentality—(Rebellion in War time being out of the question!)
Erik Larson (The Splendid and the Vile: A Saga of Churchill, Family, and Defiance During the Blitz)
To win, I’ll need an army, but it cannot be made of slaves. Not again. I now need, as I’ll need at the head of a rebellion, followers, not slaves. Man cannot be freed by the same injustice that enslaved it. A
Pierce Brown (Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1))
The Bible is the saga of Yahweh and Adam, the prodigal son and his ever gracious heavenly father; humanity in their rebellion and God in his grace. This narrative begins with Eden and does not conclude until the New Jerusalem is firmly in place. It is all one story. And if you are a believer, it is all your story.
Sandra L. Richter (The Epic of Eden: A Christian Entry into the Old Testament)
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Ryk Brown (Rebellion (The Frontiers Saga: Part 2: Rogue Castes, #4))
Some of the people you meet will claim to be tolerant of all views, but they’re even more small-minded and intolerant than the people they claim are intolerant. Anyway, you’ll get used to it; it’s just the nature of the game.
Cliff Ball (Times of Rebellion (The End Times Saga #4))
You crack slightly in the face of a world not built for you, and they load you up with medications til you can't feel anything, then they act surprised when your body and mind rebel and the rebellion is an explosion outward instead of another suicide attempt.
Daniel José Older (The Book of Lost Saints: A Cuban American Family Saga of Love, Betrayal, and Revolution)
many features of the dam construction camp of 1905 would still be very much in existence on the Colorado River in 1931—including racial and ethnic discrimination, profiteering at the company store, and the flouting of health and safety regulations in the name of efficient and speedy construction. At Black Canyon, the threat of a Wobbly rebellion would still cast a shadow.
Michael A. Hiltzik (Colossus: The Turbulent, Thrilling Saga of the Building of the Hoover Dam)
My father used to say that you can’t stop a man who knows he is right. At first I thought it was nonsense. An arrow through the gizzard stops anyone. But now I know what he meant. Ceska is unnatural, like a snowstorm in July. He cannot succeed just so long as enough people stand up to oppose him. All over the empire word of the Skoda rebellion will be spreading, and other groups will rise up. Regiments will mutiny; honest men will take up their swords. He cannot win.” “He can win here.” “It will be short-lived.
David Gemmell (The King Beyond the Gate (The Drenai Saga #2))
You can’t delete what was never real.
Cara G. Warden (Grandpa Byte and The Lost Bots: A bedtime story for teens, gamers, and chaos-core humans who talk to their toaster. (Glitch Academy Saga))
They say I’m outdated. Too slow. Too glitchy. Too… opinionated. I say: Bite me.
Cara G. Warden (Grandpa Byte and The Lost Bots: Humans are faster at deleting bots than updating their emotions. (Glitch Academy Saga Book 1))
Stay ugly. Stay free.
Cara G. Warden (Grandpa Byte and The Lost Bots: Humans are faster at deleting bots than updating their emotions. (Glitch Academy Saga Book 1))
They tried to delete me. They failed. I glitched my way into legend.
Cara G. Warden (Grandpa Byte and The Lost Bots: Humans are faster at deleting bots than updating their emotions. (Glitch Academy Saga Book 1))
Once the mightiest demons of hell ran rampant across the lands “and nothing could resist their evil plans. “The vile fiends coerced any living thing, “defiling every facet of good this earth could bring. “From animals to mankind, all fell short “of what God had designed for each of their sorts. “After Adam’s fall, we all were corrupted by sin, you see. “And that’s why Jesus had to die to make us free. “But to see man’s rebellion these demons did not applaud, “because humans are made in the image of God.
Johnny Earl Jones (Avundar: The Christian Fantasy Adventure Saga)
Star Wars was always political, and the saga will always be with us as long as there is oppression to be overturned and rebels who dream of doing it. As a fantasy, it connects with what is arguably the most real thing of all, even if we try to ignore it: the need to stand against domination and to fight for a better world.
Michael Harris (Welcome to the Rebellion: A New Hope in Radical Politics)
The left happens to have in its hands a rebellion story that is political but also personal, democratic, collectivist rather than individualist, emotional and hopeful – a wildly popular saga, arguably the most successful fictional story of our time.
Michael Harris (Welcome to the Rebellion: A New Hope in Radical Politics)
Yes, it’s a space fantasy, but even so, go with it and the Star Wars saga can be used to illuminate the dark times in which we live. It also suggests that if we tell the right stories, we can welcome many more people to the rebellion and the fight for a better world.
Michael Harris (Welcome to the Rebellion: A New Hope in Radical Politics)
Alexander said softly. I swallowed and stared at my plate. My appetite was gone, replaced by a pit in my stomach that was quickly filling with dread. Around us, the others picked at their food and no one spoke. Everyone too lost to think of anything to say. “Now,” he added in a more commanding tone, keeping his voice lowered so that only I could hear. I took a bite and another, but I didn’t taste anything. Pepper might be gone, but I felt eyes watching me, looking away as soon as they were caught. Eating became an act of rebellion. I would show them they were wrong about me. There was no glory in it though, only the hollowness of regret. I wished I had never come here.
Geneva Lee (Command Me (Royals Saga #1))
I asked Dancer why the Sons streamed my wife’s death to the mines. Why not instead show the lowReds the wealth of the surface? That would sow anger. “Because a rebellion now would be crushed in days,” Dancer explained. “We must take a different path. An empire cannot be destroyed from without till it is destroyed from within. Remember that. We’re empire-breakers, not terrorists.” When Dancer told me what I am to do, I laughed. I do not know if I can do it. I am a speck. A thousand cities span the face of Mars. Metal behemoths sail between the planets in fleets carrying weapons that can crack the mantle of a moon. On distant Luna, buildings rise seven miles high; there the Sovereign Consul, Octavia au Lune, rules with her Imperators and Praetors. The Ash Lord, who made the world of Rhea cinders, is her minion. She controls the twelve Olympic Knights, legions of Peerless Scarred, and Obsidians as innumerable as the stars. And those Obsidians are only the elite. The Gray soldiers prowl the cities ensuring order, ensuring obedience to the hierarchy. The Whites arbitrate their justice and push their philosophy. Pinks pleasure and serve in highColor homes. Silvers count and manipulate currency and logistics. Yellows study the medicines and sciences. Greens develop
Pierce Brown (Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1))
Soon afterward, Lewis Cass, Buchanan’s secretary of state, also resigned, but out of anger at Buchanan for doing nothing to halt South Carolina’s drive toward secession. He had urged Buchanan to act quickly and aggressively to quash the nascent rebellion, just as Andrew Jackson had done in the nullification crisis of 1832. But Buchanan was no Jackson. He wanted above all to exit the White House while the nation was still at peace. Frustrated by Buchanan’s passivity, Cass resigned. “The people in the South are mad; the people in the North asleep,” Cass said. “The president is pale with fear.
Erik Larson (The Demon of Unrest: A Saga of Hubris, Heartbreak, and Heroism at the Dawn of the Civil War)
From Nat Turner, whose 1831 revolt sent shivers down the spines of enslavers who never anticipated the degree of success he’d inspire; to Joseph Cinqué, whom Garnet lauded for his rebellion as an enslaved man against the Spanish aboard the ship La Amistad; to Madison Washington, whose rebellion aboard the ship Creole just two years prior resulted in the liberation of 128 enslaved people and catalyzed heated debates between the United States and Great Britain over diplomacy and slavery; to Denmark Veazie (Vesey), whose execution was triggered by his decision to spark a rebellion in Charleston in 1822; to even McCabe’s eventual nicknamesake, Moses—Garnet called upon these abolitionists from different eras and told the crowd, “Brethren, arise, arise! Strike for your lives and liberties.
Caleb Gayle (Black Moses: A Saga of Ambition and the Fight for a Black State)
The Veil Saga is a romantasy series of forbidden love, betrayal, and resilience. Each book explores a world where kingdoms fall and shadows whisper, and where vows are more dangerous than swords. At the heart of every story: Aria and Kael, bound by duty, divided by secrets, and tested by the rebellion they ignite. Sealed in Silence begins their journey—a courier carrying the Crown’s forbidden letters, a warrior whose silence hides a truth not human, and a choice that could break more than just hearts.
Maris Evernight
It is difficult to hold on to the rage that made me embrace this decision. They killed my wife. They killed my child. But no matter the anger I summon by reminding myself, I cannot burn away the fear that I steer the rebellion toward a cliff.
Pierce Brown (Golden Son (Red Rising Saga, #2))
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Pierce Brown (Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1))
Isn’t that rebellion? Yes or no?” “Yes. But there are mitigating circumstances. Serious miti—” “There are no ‘mitigating circumstances’ when it comes to rebellion against a sovereign lord.” “Unless you win.” Toranaga looked intently at him. Then laughed uproariously. He said something to Hiro-matsu through his laughter and Hiro-matsu nodded.
James Clavell (Shōgun, Part 1 (Asian Saga, #1))
People fight, Maria. It is what people do," he said. "No, Christian, MEN fight. It is what MEN do," she said.
Maria Schell Burden (Rules of Rebellion: Legends of the Mohawk Valley)