Django Wexler Quotes

Maybe that’s wisdom, seeing things that are obvious.

There's this thing called dignity that some cats have been known to have. You might want to look into it."
"A cat is always dignified, no matter what position he finds himself in," Ashes said. "A half-cat even more so.

Of course, where magic is involved, appearances don’t mean much.

The strongest don't always get what they want," she said to Ending. "Not when the weak can work together.

What do you see here?"
"Books?"
"Indeed, books. They are the ocean in which magic swims.

Patience, my friend.
"I'm not your friend. And I'm not patient."

I apologize for Ashes," Alice said to Michael. "He's a cat, and—" She paused, and decided that seemed like a complete description. "He's a cat.

Some things are more important than following the rules.
Aren’t they?

After the cousins came the accountants, who were more open in their appraisals and didn’t bother with Alice at all, and after the accountants, like a Biblical plague building up to a big finish, came the lawyers.

In desperation, she slid her fingers in the cracks between blocks, looking for some kind of catch or hidden mechanism. Which was ridiculous, she thought, because how complicated could a secret door be if a cat figured it out?

They have servants. I’d rather have friends.

They were pretty friendly, for dancing skeletons," Isaac said, waving after them.
"If I've learned one thing," Alice said, "it's not to judge by appearances.

You're a cat," she said automatically.
"Your powers of perception are astounding," the cat drawled. "Although I feel obliged to point out, in the interests of ontological exactitude, that I am in fact only half cat. Personally, though, I have always considered it the better half.

Alice scooped the cat into her arms and planted a kiss on his fuzzy forehead.
“What was that for?” Ashes sputtered. “What have I ever done to deserve that?”
“I wanted to say thank you,” Alice said, putting him on the ground. “For everything.”
“Yes, well. Far be it from me to dispute my own heroism,” Ashes muttered. “But proper thanks should involve tuna.”

Ashes, how did you do it?"
"I'd like to say it was all my own talent, but cats are naturally modest.