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→ ❝DISHONORED sentence starters❞

• “We all start with innocence, but the world leads us to guilt.”
• “The world doesn’t punish wicked people.”
  
• “Do you think you’ll get your own squad after what happened last night?”
  
• “When you are near, my heart is at peace.” 
  
• “She had to die!” 
  
• “You’re a mystery, and I can’t have that.”
  
• “Our choices always matter to someone, somewhere.” 
  
• “I do believe this is going to be a fabulous evening.”
  
• “Careful, he’s armed.”
• “I was born into nothing, and it’s nothing I’ll return to.”
  
• “Going to a party?”
  
• “Coming from a party?”
  
• “There’s always more to learn about pain.”
  
• “I hope you don’t mind having a lady in your room.”
  
• “You were making funny faces when you were sleeping.”
  
• “May all the spirits guide you, and may your enemy’s head hit the floor without you taking a scratch.”
• “Are you hoping to stab me in the back?”
  
• “I don’t know about you, but I’ve had a lovely time.” 
• “I’ve killed a hundred of your kind, and I’ll kill a thousand more before I’m gone.”
  
• “I’ve lived a long, long time, and these are the moments I wait for.”
• “You fascinate me.”
  
• “Are all artists narcissists?”
  
• “Strange how there’s always a little more innocence left to lose.”
  
• “I’m just a little fish in a big pond.”
• “Are you chasing something, or running away?”
  
• “You move so silently. You could be a dancer.”
• “I have no regrets. What about you?”
  
• “What happens to scary monsters in the end?”
  
• “I treat every sunset as if it’s our last.”
  
• “When the music stops, we all fall down.”
  
• “It’s that moment just before the light goes that matters most of all.”
  
• “I’m enjoying our renewed friendship.”
  
• “You have no right to take this from me!”
• “Your life has taken a turn, has it not?”
  
• “All things end, all things burn to ash. But you, my friend, burn bright.”
  
• “There’s blood on all the coins that pass through here.”
  
• “My mother warned me never to make an enemy of a witch.”
• “My life is yours. Kill me or let me live, if it even matters to you.”
  
• “I expect a good show.” 
• “Let’s go home.”