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Kuwei Yul-Bo
A Shu scientist, Bo Yul-Bayur accidentally created jurda parem in his lab, and the Fjerdans then arrested him. Kaz and his crew are tasked with rescuing him from the Ice Court. They only learn later that Yul-Bayur created jurda parem by accident while trying to create something to protect his son, Kuwei Yul-Bo, an Inferni Grisha—and that Yul-Bayur himself is dead.
Bo Yul-Bayur Quotes in Six of Crows
The Six of Crows quotes below are all either spoken by Bo Yul-Bayur or refer to Bo Yul-Bayur. 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 34: Nina
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Looking at Brum, she knew she didn’t just blame him for the things he’d done to her people; it was what he’d done to Matthias as well. He’d taken a brave, miserable boy and fed him on hate. He’d silenced Matthias’ conscience with prejudice and the promise of a divine calling that was probably nothing more than the wind moving through the branches of an ancient tree.
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Chapter 37: Nina
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If you wanted to kill a vine, you didn’t just keep cutting it back. You tore it from the ground by the roots. And yet her hands were shaking. Wasn’t this the way drüskelle thought? Destroy the threat, wipe it out, no matter that the person in front of you was innocent.
“Nina,” Matthias said softly, “he’s just a kid. He’s one of us.”
One of us. A boy not much younger than she was, caught up in a war he hadn’t chosen for himself. A survivor.
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Bo Yul-Bayur Quotes in Six of Crows
The Six of Crows quotes below are all either spoken by Bo Yul-Bayur or refer to Bo Yul-Bayur. 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 34: Nina
Quotes
Looking at Brum, she knew she didn’t just blame him for the things he’d done to her people; it was what he’d done to Matthias as well. He’d taken a brave, miserable boy and fed him on hate. He’d silenced Matthias’ conscience with prejudice and the promise of a divine calling that was probably nothing more than the wind moving through the branches of an ancient tree.
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Chapter 37: Nina
Quotes
If you wanted to kill a vine, you didn’t just keep cutting it back. You tore it from the ground by the roots. And yet her hands were shaking. Wasn’t this the way drüskelle thought? Destroy the threat, wipe it out, no matter that the person in front of you was innocent.
“Nina,” Matthias said softly, “he’s just a kid. He’s one of us.”
One of us. A boy not much younger than she was, caught up in a war he hadn’t chosen for himself. A survivor.
