Kelsiers Primary Character Trait Is His Pure, Insurmountable Little Shit Energy, Which Allows Him To

Kelsier’s primary character trait is his pure, insurmountable little shit energy, which allows him to become SUCH a NUISANCE to the IMMORTAL, UNBEATABLE Lord Ruler that he does the impossible and WINS.

And yeah, he’s utterly, obnoxiously loveable.

Kelsier is such a little shit, but I love him anyway

Something that came as a surprise to me recently: people like you more if you show them that you aren’t perfect. For a long time I felt deeply embarrassed if I ever cried in front of even my good friends, like I was showing that I wasn’t good enough for them. I was apologizing for crying in front of a friend recently and she told me that she was actually relieved, because she had cried in front of me and had been afraid that I didn’t feel as close to her because I had never broken down with her. Because we were able to have a candid talk afterward, I really do feel a lot closer to her now. 

We have weaknesses for a reason.

Life is chaos.

Time is order.

A Conjuring of Light by V. E. Schwab

How buck wild must it be to be Firefight?

He’s just an epic with fire powers who keeps getting pulled into an alternate hellworld where his double’s a girl, his good friend’s son is alive but consistently in mortal peril, and the common people cower beneath him as if he were a god. Like, he’s just trying to be the Human Torch, not some horror-esque version of Doctor Strange.

Beowulf is so freaking intense.

*casually announces he’ll fight a man-eating monster unarmed*

(*though the Grendel actually ends up un-armed*)

We’re not moments, Megan, you and me. We’re events. You say you might not be the same person you were a year ago? Well, who is? I’m sure not. We change, like swirling clouds and a rising sun. The cells in me have died, and new ones were born....I’m not the same David. Yet I am.

I’m glad you’re not the same Megan. I don’t want you to be the same. My Megan is a sunrise, always changing, yet beautiful the entire time.

Calamity by Brandon Sanderson