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[…] – Mi lenne, ha nem mennél haza, és én sem mennék Hollandiába, hanem keresnénk egy helyet valahol, és együtt maradnánk?
– Hol?
– London, Párizs, Jakarta, Konstantinápoly, bárhol. Nem érdekel, hogy hol.
– És mihez kezdünk majd?
– Együtt élünk.
– Úgy érted, örökké? De hát azt nem tehetjük.
– Miért nem?
– Mert semmink nincs.
– Ott leszünk egymásnak. Ez nem elég?

477. oldal

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“He’s my brother,” Monty says before George can ask. “In spite of our vigorous efforts, Percy and I have still not managed to procreate.”

Chapter 12

Kapcsolódó szócikkek: Henry Montague (Monty)
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– Mi értelme a csábításnak, ha nem engedünk neki?

470. oldal

Kapcsolódó szócikkek: Henry Montague (Monty)
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„I'm glad you were there. For Percy. If it had been just me he probably would have died.”
„He wouldn't have died.”
„You seem to be underestimating my incompetence.”

165. oldal, Chapter 10

Kapcsolódó szócikkek: Felicity Montague · Henry Montague (Monty)
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We’re the inverse of each other, I realize, Percy desperately wanting to go home and not feeling he can, me wanting to be anywhere else but with nowhere to go.

Kapcsolódó szócikkek: Henry Montague (Monty)
anemona P>!

“Oh! So the man Himself shows up at Lazarus’s tomb, and the sisters and their friends are all wondering what He’s doing there, for Lazarus is very dead by then. And Jesus asks the sisters if they believe in Him and God and life after death and all that and they say, ‘Yes, fine, but it would have been brilliant if You’d come when we first called because then our brother might still be alive.’ And then Jesus says, ‘Well, watch this’—”
“Really? Well, watch this?”
“That’s biblical language.”
“If your Bible is written by Henry Montague.”

Chapter 17

Kapcsolódó szócikkek: Henry Montague (Monty) · Percy Newton
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“I swear, you would play the coquette with a well-upholstered sofa.”
“First, I would not. And second, how handsome is this sofa?”

Chapter 15

Kapcsolódó szócikkek: Henry Montague (Monty) · Percy Newton
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“I didn’t know he had epilepsy,” I say.
“Well, you wouldn’t, not by looking at him,” Monty replies. “Honestly, you wouldn’t even know it by knowing him—lots of our friends aren’t aware. It’s not his defining feature.” A pause, then he adds, “His ass is.”

Chapter 24

Kapcsolódó szócikkek: Adrian Montague · Henry Montague (Monty)
kirimatou >!

„You're looking jaded,” I say as I lean in to the stone.
„And you're looking angry. Are you and Percy still quarreling?”
„Is it that obvious?”
„Well, considering that you're barely looking at each other, it seemed logical. Where's the ambassador got to?”
„Don't know. I'm hiding from him.”
„And I'm hiding from his wife. Cheers to being no good at parties.”
„I'm usually very good at parties. I think it's the party's fault.”

Kapcsolódó szócikkek: Felicity Montague · Henry Montague (Monty)
anemona P>!

“Are you going to give me the fornication without the intention of procreation is of the devil and a crime lecture? I believe I could recite it from memory by now.”
“Monty—”
“Perhaps I am trying to procreate with all these lads and I’m just very misinformed about the whole process. If only Eton hadn’t thrown me out.”

Chapter 15

Kapcsolódó szócikkek: Henry Montague (Monty) · Percy Newton