βͺ A list ofΒ SENTENCESΒ from George R. R. Martinβs novelΒ A Storm of Swords, to be used and changed however you see fit. possible triggerΒ WARNINGSΒ for violent and sexual content, profanity, and alcohol.
β you make me sorry that i am not the monster you would have me be, yet there it is. i am innocent, but i will get no justice here. β
β and yet you lied, deceived me, betrayed me. β
β why ask for truth, if you close your ears to it? β
β i see no taint in you. β
β to the end of my days i shall remain your faithful knight, should you find me worthy to bear a sword again. β
β i protected you. i fought for you. killed for you. β
β ____, i have loved you. β
β do not ever presume to touch me again, or to speak my name. you have until dawn to collect your things and leave this city. β
β i spared you, i took you into my service, now give me some peace. β
β i wish I could have known him. β
β i wish he could have known you. β
β never lie to me, ____. never betray me. β
β you had best go, ____. youβre making me angry. β
β oh, an angry cripple. how terrifying. β
β thatβs a woman for you. one day sheβs kissing you, the next sheβs filling you with arrows. β
β all men die, and women too, and every beast that flies or swims or runs. Itβs not the when oβ dying that matters, itβs the how of it, ____. β
β you must be very brave or very stupid, ____. β
β i warned you he was false. i never did like the smell oβ him. β
β you are a great sack oβwind, old man. β
β i was hoping youβd do something stupid. β
β donβt lie. i hate liars. i hate gutless frauds even worse. go on, do it. β
β you donβt deserve the gift of mercy. β
β youβre more than fond of ____, arenβt you? β
β ____βs good. sheβs good and kind. β
β sheβ¦ she made me braver, ____. not brave, butβ¦ braver. β
β ____, could there be honor in a lie, if it were told for aβ¦ a good purpose? β
β youβre not made to lie, ____. you blush and squeak and stammer. β
β you came because we sent for you,Β i hope.Β though i could not say why you took so long about it.β
β i heard tell you almost burned the city down. β
β are you here to kill me? β
β now thatβs ungrateful. perhaps i should leave you here to rot if youβre going to be so
discourteous.β
β could it be that someone said something cruel about me once? iβll try not to weep. β
β i never knew he would do that. you must believe me. β
β why should i believe you about anything, ever? β
β iβ¦ i suppose i earned that. β
β i gave you the truth. you owe me the same. β
β you were so long, i feared that something had gone amiss. β
β ____, you are as cold and slimy as a slug, has anyone ever told you? you did your best to kill me. perhaps i ought to return the favor. β
β it is safer to walk in darkness here. there are things you would not wish to see. β
β you should go, orβ¦ did you come to take me away? β
β did you ever like it? did you ever like my touch? β
β you shot me. β
β you always were quick to grasp a situation, my lord. β
β youβ¦ you are noβ¦ no son of mine. β
β that was unchivalrously done, my lady. β
β and i am here. all you need to do is take my hand, come on. thereβs no cause for all these tears. β
β after all the storms weβve suffered, you should trust me better. i swear, i shall never leave your side again, for as long as we both shall live. β
β iβve only loved one woman, i promise you. β