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The Dresden Files RPG Book Quote Scavenger Hunt
laurelei23:
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--- Quote from: Zenitharmon on March 22, 2007, 12:12:34 PM ---laurelei23 said:
--- Quote ---Beneath all that armor of snark and cynicism, Harry has a heart like a pile of sleeping kittens -- soft and sweet with sharp little teeth and claws.
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I agree with von Bek, what a fabulous quote! Can that be in the game?
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I third that suggestion.
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oh my *solemn head bow*
One must have a heart of stone to read the death of Little Nell without laughing.
~O. Wilde
Redwulf25_ci:
--- Quote from: The Doctor on March 22, 2007, 07:27:18 PM ---
--- Quote from: Zenitharmon on March 22, 2007, 12:12:34 PM ---laurelei23 said:
--- Quote ---Beneath all that armor of snark and cynicism, Harry has a heart like a pile of sleeping kittens -- soft and sweet with sharp little teeth and claws.
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I agree with von Bek, what a fabulous quote! Can that be in the game?
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I third that suggestion.
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A quote that sums up Dresden better than Mr. Butcher himself.
Karevala:
Bit of a grab bag of quotes this time.
(Book, Chapter: Page#)
Investigation (deduction, insight)
And I felt worse, a moment later, when I looked out the car window at the full moon and realized something that I should have put together an hour before -- the real killer or killers were still out there.
(Fool Moon 13:118)
Might
The walls shook around the beast, as though its very presence was enough to make reality shudder. Bloodstained drool spilled from its foaming jaws, and its green eyes blazed with hellish fury. The thing had laughed off bullets fired into its skull at point-blank range.
(Fool Moon 18:177)
Performance or possibly Deceit
I didn't know if I could kill him, but there was no reason to let him think I wasn't confident about it.
(Death Masks 1:13)
(Not really sure what category this one belongs in, if any. My initial thought was performance.)
Thomas's grin had so much life that it was practically sentient.
(Blood Rites 19:145)
Stealth
We started a game of shadow-haunted hide-and-seek in the little garden, Tera and me against the agents behind us. She moved like a wraith, in utter silence, smooth and steady in the black shadows and silver light of the moon overhead.
(Fool Moon 13:122)
Weapons
But even with centuries of experience, I doubted any of [the vampires of the Black Court] had ever been hit with a water balloon.
Or with a holy-water balloon.
(Blood Rites 3:20)
JennyJingle:
I can't believe no one's posted this one yet:
Burglary:
"Wait a minute. Where did you say this thing was stolen from?"
"The Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist."
"In northern Italy."
He nodded.
"In Turin, to be exact."
He nodded again.
"Someone stole the freaking Shroud of Turin?"
Death Masks, pg 27-28
If needed, it could just be pared down to the last line.
Echo:
Conviction:
“For the sake of one soul. For one loved on. For one life.” I called power into my blasting rod, an its tip glowed incandescent white. “The way I see it, there is nothing else worth fighting a war for.”
Grave Peril, p.267
Weapons:
The old man’s sword was not reflecting light. It was emitting it. The water-patterned steel of the blade glowed with a steady silver flame that slowly grew brighter.
Death Masks, p. 63
Performance:
Nipple erection on command- now that’s method acting.
Grave Peril, p. 25
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