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"There is such bravery in her silence."

"There's a story she's been telling herself ever since she was a little girl. In order to create her, a witch had to pour a bunch of ingredients into her bubbling cauldron - things like glitter, courage, & a hunger for fairy tales with happy endings. Nowadays she finds herself wondering if the witch forgot the most important ingredient of them all: the thing that would have made her good enough."

"Sometimes I'm the mess. Sometimes I'm the broom- On my hardest days, I have to be both."

"People have a habit of Telling on themselves; Most of the time, By accident. You'll see it in One wrong word, Or how they react when They think no one's looking. Don't ever take it Lightheartedly, For there is always some Truth in these moments. Be sure to armor your Kind, kind heart. Be trusting, But be vigilant.

"She's always checking in on people, even though they never do the same in return. Whether they simply don't care enough or consider her to be better armored for this life than they are, she's not entirely certain. Sometimes her mind goes to the darkest of places - that place where she wonders if any of them would notice if she disappeared altogether one night.

"I've learned that you need to learn how to dance alone for a while before you're able to find a good partner again. One who won't make you spin around in circles to get you to stay. One who will gladly let you fumble, maybe even step on their toes a little bit. One who won't try to hold you back when you run away, if that's what you feel is best for you."

"Fairy Godmother says Villians almost never look like a cackling witches, cruel stepmothers, or bratty stepsisters. They're so much quieter than that, & I think that's what makes them so menacing. In some chapters of your storybook, you'll find them hiding everywhere - even in the faces of those you hold dearest. They never reveal their true intentions until you've already trusted them too much, & just like that, everyone you know has turned into a stranger."