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“What if magic is just mislabeled peace?”
― Emily Habeck, Shark Heart

“I still have one question,' she said.

If the story curse had been capable of breathing, it might have held its breath just then.

It watched as the not-quite-human-boy raised an offended brow. 'You only have one?'

'No- I actually have far more.' She worried her lips between her white teeth.

Something shifted in the not-quite-human's eyes; he looked as if he wanted to take her lip between his teeth as well. 'You can ask me whatever you want, Little Fox.'

'Splendid!' Her mouth turned up into a sweet smile. 'Tell me about the apples.'

'Next question.'

'You said I could ask whatever I wanted.'

The not-quite-human-boy's eyes turned teasing, sparking with little flecks of silver. 'I didn't say that I would answer.

The girl's mouth fell into a pout.

The not-quite-human reached out with one finger and traced her lower lip. 'It doesn't matter,' he said softly. 'I don't need them anymore.”
― Stephanie Garber, A Curse for True Love

“And that weird feeling comes, the one I always get when I'm here, like I'm me as I am now, but I'm also every age I've ever been - a baby, a toddler, a girl, a teenager. Then the other feeling comes, the one that sometimes stops me in my tracks, the one about the simple weirdness of being me. Why am I me, Louise Brooks, and not somebody else? Why am I not Dark Star or the woman in the garden? Why am I a human being and not a bird or a fish or a seal? Why am I alive, not dead? Why am I not a wave of water, or a rock or an anything?
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No answers.
Such questions have no answers.
So don’t ask them, Louise.
But I can’t stop asking them.
I’ll never stop asking them.”
― David Almond, Island

“Nature of a question reflects the nature of the person.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Yarasistan: My Wounds, My Crown

“Few of us would make a fool of ourselves in pressing the animals to give us serious answers about their lives, but we do that all the time to other people.”
― Yiyun Li, The Book of Goose

“But I still have questions..."

Petra rolls her eyes. "We all have questions, girl. Doesn't mean we deserve the answers.”
― Marie Mistry, Traitor Witch

“I actually find questions a lot more interesting than answers. Questions are usually honest while answers are frequently BS. A question is a starting point, a door that swings open and invites a host of ideas”
― Kristin Chenoweth, I'm No Philosopher, But I Got Thoughts: Mini-Meditations for Saints, Sinners, and the Rest of Us

“Maybe we need to know these things young, because we're the matter being rearranged. Maybe it's us."

"You and me?"

"I hope.”
― Emily Habeck, Shark Heart

“To question religious beliefs, doubt is needed.
Doubt brings questioning.
Questioning brings clarity.
#powerofdoubt”
― Chidi Ejeagba

“Doubt and questioning are not enemies of the Church.
They are its refining fire.
either it burns it down or makes it better.”
― Chidi Ejeagba

“Anything you lost after thinking and questioning needs to be lost.”
― Chidi Ejeagba

“The answers will come when they come, not when you decide you need them.”
― Brian Herbert, Hunters of Dune

“And he said...

...some doors are intentionally left open so that you will not enter.”
― Anthony T. Hincks

“And he said...

...truth will lead to answers and solutions, but lies will just lead to more questions.”
― Anthony T. Hincks

“Can love be eternal?
That is the question.
Can it be like spring,
or a bird in the sky?

To young kids, according,
all life bound is by it,
and things like the sky,
or the mountains, or sea.

If you ask the old folk,
if they still with others talk,
even if their hearts hold winter,
love is there, they still are with her.
Loving is to be.
Dreams are all that’s left, agree.”
― Will Advise, На чист Български...: Pristine Bulgarian sayings...

“I guess you are good at detaching. If I saw someone had made a picture of me, I would have been quick to ask a hundred questions about it.”
― Joanne Rock, Expecting a Scandal

“The quest for knowledge in science is a never-ending journey, where every answer births new questions.”
― Aloo Denish Obiero

“I always love to start my class or discussion with generated questions! When an expectation is known, meeting needs becomes easier.”
― Daniel ANIKOR

“A suffering intensifies our longing for a meaningful existence, the quest for a reason to live gains complexity. Suffering raises countless unanswered questions. Through compassion, we find our dignity isn't diminished by unanswered questions but enriched by their very existence...”
― Carson Anekeya

“What never failed to amaze him was how girls could come up with thousands of questions in under a minute.”
― H.C. Roberts, Harp and the Lyre: Extraction

“Think of God as perfect happiness, perfect love, perfect knowledge and truth, perfect justice (He is much more than that). Ask questions accordingly.”
― Vladimir Živković, A Guide to the Psyche of Atheism, Religion and Philosophy and Their Impact on Contemporary Spirituality

“What would happen to his self in the moment of complete metamorphosis? When Lewis, the actor, became a great white shark, the character, permanently? Was Lewis's disease an art form?”
― Emily Habeck, Shark Heart

“What is the question I need to ask right now?"

The answer to such a query, riddled with implications both subtle and profound, can elude detection like a nimble escape artist, leaving us wrestling with the shapeless void of uncertainty. Is it about love, career, or the perfect sandwich spread? Searching for that elusive question demands our wit, our courage, and our unyielding persuit of truth.”
― Donna Karlin, Inquiring Minds Want to Grow: Harnessing the Power of Reflective Inquiry for Growth and Transformation

“Imagine a seasoned hiker preparing for a daunting, yet beautiful journey. Their backpack is full, but their most essential tool is intangible: their innate self-awareness. This is akin to our journey on the relationship highway, a dynamic panorama of human connections ranging from familial to romantic ties.

Navigating this diverse terrain requires a unique kind of GPS: Grounded Peronsal Self-Awareness.”
― Donna Karlin, Inquiring Minds Want to Grow: Harnessing the Power of Reflective Inquiry for Growth and Transformation

“Grandmother had passed three summers ago after a stroke in her garden, and now that she was gone, Danielle had a thousand and one questions for her. The lost questions hurt the most.”
― Tananarive Due, Ghost Summer

“Insightful people are insightful not because they have the right answers but because they have asked the right questions.”
― Paul David Tripp

“You ask a lot of questions.'

'Only because you do a lot of questionable things.”
― Stephanie Garber, A Curse for True Love

“Why don't you answer me straight out?" Hayt demanded. "You know we have other ways of questioning you. We'll get our answers. . . one way or another."
"But I have answered you! Have I not said the myth is real? Am I the wind that carries death in its belly? No! I am words! Such words as the lighting which strikes from the sand in a dark sky. I have said: 'Blow out the lamp! Day is here!' And you keep saying: 'Give me a lamp so I can find the day.”
― Frank Herbert, Dune Messiah

“When we face challenges and questions, we should not trust in ourselves, follow our own hearts, or create a litany of backup plans. Instead, we should bow before the Lord, declare our belief in Him, and fully rely upon the assurances of His Word. No matter what comes to pass, we will always be safe in the presence of the Lord, and we can rest peacefully within this truth.”
― Marc Webb, A Theology of Sleep: Trusting in the Lord When You Are Most Vulnerable

“Why is the African continent always advertising its resources? Advertising is an invitation.”
― Mitta Xinindlu