Warthrop's Quotes

#1. Beside me the monstrumologist murmured, I believe I am in hell, therefore I am there.

Rick Yancey

#2. The monstrumologist closed his eyes. "You should not have come, Will Henry."
And I answered, "You should not have left me, Dr. Warthrop.

Rick Yancey

#3. There's no authoritarian structure at Reed College, but the education is conservative. So what you have is a lot of students who are very authentically looking for truth.

Donald Miller

#4. They say no one knows the Bible better than the devil.

Rick Yancey

#5. I might have kissed her here," said Pellinore Warthrop to himself
the fugitive, the prisoner. "I do not remember.

Rick Yancey

#6. Part. The sin God rebukes is not trying and failing, but failing to try. Trying, failing, and trying again is called learning.

Henry Cloud

#7. Dr. Warthrop chopped off my finger with a butcher knife.

Rick Yancey

#8. The monstrumologist laughed, and lifted his face toward the bleeding sky.

Rick Yancey

#9. Will isn't my little bastard assistant. Will is Pellinore Warthrop's little bastard assistant.

Rick Yancey

#10. Oh, Will Henry. After all we have been through, how could I send you away now, at our most critical hour? You are indispensable to me.

Rick Yancey

#11. When I try to use incantations at work i often find they have no effect and my coworkers just laugh at me.

Misha Collins

#12. Open adoption, when it works, is fabulous. But when it goes wrong, it's so traumatizing for everybody.

Caroline Leavitt

#13. He had noticed my bandaged hand.
"An accident," Warthrop said tersely.
"Dr. Warthrop chopped off my finger with a butcher knife."
Von Helrung's brow knotted up in confusion. "By accident?"
"No," I answered. "That part was on purpose.

Rick Yancey

#14. Be confident to make your magic.

Jay Woodman

#15. I was woefully ignorant in the social graces. I was being raised, after all, by Pellinore Warthrop.

Rick Yancey

#16. One lesson I learned from 'The Monstrumologist' was never to get too attached to your own characters. That's harder in practice than in theory. At the end of the third book - which coincided with the end of my contract - I was an emotional wreck. I mourned Will Henry and Warthrop.

Rick Yancey

#17. We are hunters all. We are, all of us, monstrumologists. And Pellinore Warthrop was the best of us, for he had found the courage to turn and face the most terrifying monster of all.

Rick Yancey

#18. Wisdom bought with a tremendous price, Jane. You know what William and I suffered. I suppose the benefit to our tumultuous courtship was the trial-by-fire aspect of it all.We learned our lessons via grievous methods, but we did learn them.

Sharon Lathan