“He knew that there could never be an apology enormous enough for what he had just said. He didn’t care. He was tired of people who told him what state his soul was in, André and Antonin and a few of the others who took their cue from André. He had gone through something, something so strange that even now he was not sure what it meant, but he knew he was somehow stronger for it. He would not give that up to be a follower again.”
“A magician’s business is with words. He may use other things to help him along—amulets and so forth—but it is within words that the power lies. To choose the wrong words may mean death. And so magicia...”
Lisa Goldstein
“She felt that she had seen beneath the mask of the world, and she could not quite believe in that mask again.”
Lisa Goldstein
“Your father was a very wise man. But you cannot acquire his wisdom by pretending to have it already.”
Lisa Goldstein
“You think you can be as heroic as he was, simply by dying. But he doesn’t take courage to die. That’s easy. It takes courage to live.”
Lisa Goldstein
“You are wrong, Rabbi. You did not kill your daughter. And it does not matter now if you could have done something to save her or not. To think about what might have happened is useless. You can think ...”
Lisa Goldstein
