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“Women do not think with logic and discretion but with emotions of the heart”
― Cassandra Clare, Clockwork Prince

“I wanted to pull away, remind him that I was a big girl, a highly trained operative, a spy - that I'd been training for this mission my entire life, and I wasn't going to be left on the sidelines. But in the dim space with Zach pressed tightly against me, only one thought came to mind. I kissed him - longer and deeper than I ever had before. The school was not watching us this time. There was nothing playful in the tone. We were just two people kissing as if for the first time, as if it might be the last.

And then I broke away. "So," I asked, as if I got kissed like that all the time (which, believe me, I don't), "where is it you're taking me again?"

"The tombs.”
― Ally Carter

“The air down here doesn't smell of sugar and coffee. It smells damp, rotten.”
― Danielle Vega, The Merciless IV: Last Rites

“Lightfoot directs me to a car. I don't know what I was expecting. Maybe a van with the name of the institute painted on its side, as if to say Caution: Contents Are Dangerous (To Themselves and Others).”
― Alyssa Sheinmel

“It was like having a Dixie elf for a landlady.”
― Stephen King, The Institute

“The National Institute of Design is the only one of its kind in India; it is fabulously equipped, competition to enter is fierce, and standards should be high. But it is an imported idea, an imported institution, and it has been imported whole, just like that. In India, it has been easily divorced from its animating principle, reduced to its equipment, and has ended - admittedly after a controversial period: a new administrator had just been sent in - as a finishing school for the unacademic young, a playpen, with artisans called in to do the heavy work, like those dispirited men I saw upstairs squatting on the floor and working on somebody's chairs: India's eternal division of labour, frustrating the proclaimed social purpose of the Institute.”
― V.S. Naipaul, India: A Wounded Civilization

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“Great events turn on small hinges.”
― Stephen King