Peter S. Beagle Quotes About Unicorns

• Los héroes saben que las cosas deben suceder cuando es el momento de que sucedan. Una búsqueda no puede abandonarse sin más; los unicornios pueden permanecer sin ser rescatados durante mucho tiempo, pero no para siempre; un final feliz no puede llegar en mitad de la historia.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Hero, Long, Forever

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The Last Unicorn”, Roc

• The true secret in being a hero lies in knowing the order of things. The swineherd cannot already be wed to the princess when he embarks on his adventures, nor can the boy knock on the witch's door when she is already away on vacation. The wicked uncle cannot be found out and foiled before he does something wicked. Things must happen when it is time for them to happen. Quests may not simply be abandoned; prophecies may not be left to rot like unpicked fruit; unicorns may go unrescued for a very long time, but not forever. The happy ending cannot come in the middle of the story.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Uncles, Lying, Hero

  "The Last Unicorn". Book by Peter S. Beagle, 1968.

• The unicorn lived in a lilac wood, and she lived all alone. She was very old, though she did not know it, and she was no longer the careless color of sea foam but rather the color of snow falling on a moonlit night. But her eyes were still clear and unwearied, and she still moved like a shadow on the sea.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Fall, Eye, Night

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The Last Unicorn”, Roc

• No siempre somos lo que parecemos, y casi nunca lo que soñamos.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Dream, Unicorn, Broken Dreams

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The Last Unicorn”, Roc

• Your name is a golden bell hung in my heart. I would break my body to pieces to call you once by your name.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Heart, Names, Pieces

  Peter S. Beagle (2003). “A fine and private place: The last unicorn”

• There are no happy endings, because nothing ends.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Unicorn, Happy Endings, Ends

  "The Last Unicorn". www.imdb.com. 1982.

• The last unicorn lived in a lilac wood, and she lived all alone.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Woods, Lasts, Unicorn

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The Last Unicorn”, Roc

• It’s a rare man who is taken for what he truly is.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Taken, Men, Unicorn

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The Last Unicorn”, Roc

• I suppose I could understand it if men had simply forgotten unicorns, but not to see them at all, to look at them and see something else — what do they look to one another, then? What do trees look like to them, or houses, or real horses, or their own children?

  Peter S. Beagle

  Horse, Children, Real

  Peter S. Beagle (2003). “A fine and private place: The last unicorn”

• But I'm always dreaming, even when I'm awake; it is never finished." -the Lady Amalthea, from The Last Unicorn

  Peter S. Beagle

  Dream, Lasts, Unicorn

• I have been mortal, and some part of me is mortal yet. I am full of tears and hunger and the fear of death, although I cannot weep, and I want nothing, and I cannot die. I am not like the others now, for no unicorn was ever born who could regret, but I do. I regret.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Regret, Tears, Want

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The Last Unicorn”, Roc

• The magician stood erect, menacing the attackers with demons, metamorphoses, paralyzing ailments, and secret judo holds. Molly picked up a rock.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Rocks, Secret, Unicorn

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The Last Unicorn”, Roc

• Whatever can die is beautiful — more beautiful than a unicorn, who lives forever, and who is the most beautiful creature in the world. Do you understand me?

  Peter S. Beagle

  Beautiful, Forever, World

  Peter S. Beagle (2003). “A fine and private place: The last unicorn”

• Entonces, ¿para qué sirve la magia?" Prince Preguntó Lír salvajemente. "¿De qué sirve la hechicería si no puede salvar a un unicornio?". Agarró con fuerza el hombro del mago para no caerse. Schmedrick no volvió la cabeza. Con un toque de triste burla en la voz, dijo: "Para eso están los héroes.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Fall, Hero, Voice

• Unicorns are not to be forgiven." The magician felt himself growing giddy with jealousy, not only of the touch but of something like a secret that was moving between Molly and the unicorn. "Unicorns are for beginnings," he said, "for innocence and purity, for newness. Unicorns are for young girls." Molly was stroking the unicorn's throat as timidly as though she were blind. She dried her grimy tears on the white mane. "You don't know much about unicorns," she said.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Girl, Moving, White

• The unicorn halted in her slow, desperate round of the cage, realizing for the first time that the magician understood her speech. He smiled, and she saw that his face was frighteningly young for a grown man-untraveled by time, unvisited by grief or wisdom. "I know you," he said.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Grief, Men, Speech

  Peter S. Beagle (2003). “A fine and private place: The last unicorn”

• I fear it, for her sake. It would mean that she too is a wanderer now, and that is a fate for human beings, not for unicorns. But I hope, of course I hope.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Mean, Fate, Sake

  Peter S. Beagle (2003). “A fine and private place: The last unicorn”

• A Clock is not time; it's numbers and springs. Pay it no mind.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Spring, Numbers, Mind

• Haggard, I would not be you for all the world," he declared. "You have let your doom in by the front door, although it will not depart that way. (...) Farewell, poor Haggard, farewell!

  Peter S. Beagle

  Farewell, Doors, World

• The moon was gone, but to the magician's eyes the unicorn was the moon, cold and white and very old, lighting his way to safety, or to madness.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Eye, Moon, White

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The Last Unicorn”, Roc

• Unicorn. Old French, unicorne. Latin, unicornis. Literally, one-horned: unus, one and cornu,a horn. A fabulous animal resembling a horse with one horn.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Horse, Latin, Animal

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The last unicorn”, Del Rey

• Los unicornios son inmortales. Su naturaleza es vivir solos en un lugar: normalmente un bosque donde haya un estanque lo suficientemente claro para que puedan verse a sí mismos, ya que son un poco vanidosos, sabiéndose los más bellos.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Beautiful, Knowing, Littles

  Peter S. Beagle (1968). “The Last Unicorn”, Roc

• The Unicorn Sonata... tells us that our true home is often right around the corner, if we'd only open our eyes - and our ears - to find it.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Home, Eye, Ears

  "The Unicorn Sonata". Book by Peter S. Beagle, 1996.

• ...no hay lugar más encantado que donde ha nacido un unicornio.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Unicorn, Enchanted, Born

• What do men know? Because they have seen no unicorns for a while does not mean we have all vanished.

  Peter S. Beagle

  Mean, Men, Doe

  "Fictional character: Unicorn / Lady Amalthea". "The Last Unicorn", 1982.

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