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Maven Calore
A Red not much older than Mare. Mare first meets Farley when Will Whistle introduces them. Farley agrees to smuggle Mare and Kilorn out of the Stilts and away from a sure fate of conscription, in exchange for a massive fortune. The next day, Mare sees Farley on a kingdom-wide broadcast, claiming credit on behalf of the Scarlet Guard for a terrorist attack on the Silvers. Throughout the novel, it is not clear the extent to which Mare ought to trust Farley. Farley is often abrasive and combative in her interactions with Mare, but they nonetheless seem to share the goal of equality. In the end, Farley introduces Mare to a large network of Reds who have been working underground to amass the power to overthrow the Silvers.
Farley Quotes in Red Queen
The Red Queen quotes below are all either spoken by Farley or refer to Farley. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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Chapter 3
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He’s right. It’s cruel to give hope where none should be. It only turns into disappointment, resentment, rage—all the things that make this life more difficult than it already is.
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Chapter 24
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Trees and bushes grow over concrete, reclaiming little pockets and corners, but even more have been cleared away. Shattered glass crunches under my feet and clouds of dust drift in the wind, but somehow this place, the picture of neglect, doesn’t feel abandoned. I know this place from the histories, from the books and old maps.
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Farley Quotes in Red Queen
The Red Queen quotes below are all either spoken by Farley or refer to Farley. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
).
Chapter 3
Quotes
He’s right. It’s cruel to give hope where none should be. It only turns into disappointment, resentment, rage—all the things that make this life more difficult than it already is.
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Chapter 24
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Trees and bushes grow over concrete, reclaiming little pockets and corners, but even more have been cleared away. Shattered glass crunches under my feet and clouds of dust drift in the wind, but somehow this place, the picture of neglect, doesn’t feel abandoned. I know this place from the histories, from the books and old maps.
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