Cold-Hearted Sentences, Vol. 2
(Sentences for muses with hearts of ice - or, at least, the appearance of one. Adjust phrasing where needed)
"We don't really do empathy, do we?"
"Remorse? Oh, I did away with that a long time ago."
"God, you really care about them, don't you?"
"My compassion for you is inconvenient."
"You've got ice-cold water running through your veins."
"I do not appreciate friendly relationships, but I'm a great admirer of formal ones."
"Do you know what love is? It's a hot bath. What happens to things when you leave them in a bath for too long, hm? They get soft. They fall apart."
"To show you care for something is to show weakness. If you care for something, an enemy can hurt you with it."
"I am aware of the opinion you've formed of me."
"That's a cold way to look at things."
"Feelings get you killed."
"You know that humour is perhaps the least developed aspect of my character."
"Can't you feel anything?"
"You made the right decision. Pleasure leads to pain."
"I'm sorry to deprive you of an emotional fireworks display, but stoicism runs in the family."
"I'm not from a place of sensitivities and emotionalism, but I do know that what you're doing is not helping."
"You don't know how to love."
"There is little of you that can still be called human, isn't there?"
"You know, you're far more ruthless than I could ever be. In fact, I think you're the most dangerous man I've ever met."
"I don't have a heart anymore. I think I lost that years ago."
"There is something seriously wrong with you!"
"They sell us this lie that love's going to save us, but all it does it make us stupid and weak."
"You have a very disconcerting gaze."
"Forgive me if my tone lacks a certain degree of warmth. That's what honesty sounds like."
"What has become of your pity?"
"Christ... Maybe I do have feelings."
"I take it you have never been in love?"
"Are you beginning to appreciate my lack of sympathy?"
