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âş prompts from rachel gillig's novel the knight and the moth (2025). feel free to tweak as you see fit , bartholomew.
â you donât have to be good, or useful, for someone to care about you. â
â when you do the right thing for the wrong reason, no one praises you. â
â we all want to be special.â
â what is right and wrong depends entirely on the story youâre living in. â
â which is more intricate? the designs of men, trying to reach gods, or that of gods, trying to reach men? â
â people who love you for your usefulness don't love you at all. â
â you want to throw me down. â
â i, prideful, disdainful, godless. â
â i want to drag you into the dirt with me. â
â you know this story, (name,) though you do not remember it. â
â to tell a story is in part to tell a lie, isn't it? â
â it's hard to see who i am when i am lost in what's expected of me. â
â fear not, (name!) every day has its dog. â
â if you only ever look up at something, can you ever see it clearly? â
â it is easier, swearing ourselves to someone else's cause than to sit with who we are without one. â
â take my hand, you strange little creature. â
â it sounds awful when i say it out loud. â
â you are more special than you realize. â
â i would do anything for you. â
â i cannot decide which i like best. the sunrise, or the sunset. â
â i was losing my faith in everything. â
â the two of us meeting⌠it felt almost divine. â
â i think her quite the bitch. â
â did anyone see me fall? â
â i want someone to see me. â
â i want it to be you. â
â no honor among thieves, and even less among gods. â
â iâll do anything you ask of me. â
â if i were beside myself, there would be two of me â
â oh, (name.) he's dreamy. â
â do you want to know how it ends? â
â it ends when you kiss me. â
â why do we do these things to ourselves? â
â youâre an incomparable fiend, (name.) a truly accomplished asshole. â
â iâd like you better if you were on your back again. â
â it is not like me to be the bearer of bad tidings. â
â am i all that you imagined? â
â your hands are marked by the blood of my metamorphosis. â
â whatever my soul was made of was frail. â
â violence is a craft. so is compassion. â
â no is a sufficient answer. â
â anger is a fine weapon. â
â now have some soup. â
â i will shoulder any weight you give me. â
â would that things were different. â
â i think i would like to stop promising myself away, or else there will be nothing left of me to give. â
â i donât know why i say the things i do. â