Ignorance Bliss Novelas e Histórias

Hyperion continued, and I rolled my eyes. "Was it my choice?" I asked. "No..." Hyperion replied. "Do I have the choice not to want to know?" I was becoming more and more serious, my smile gradually disappearing. "No!" Perseus replied, his voice showing his irritation. "Then you can even choose to forget... But no, you don't have the choice to know! You've already caused enough trouble, walking around without knowing anything!" I slowly put my hands in my pants pockets and smiled again. "And don't they say that ignorance is bliss?" I retorted very calmly.

" – says Alexey. - Mikhail, I answer your question. Shakespeare was someone we know from history. And let Igor answer! Irina said, asking the others to be quiet. "Mikhail, I didn't ask the wanderer of darkness that question!" I asked him why... "Igor thought for a moment and continued his answer," It doesn't matter what I asked the dark wanderer about. It matters why I'm here. I lived a carefree life, not knowing hunger, suffering, disease, and poor old age, almost like a Buddha, but I was not a Buddha. I was a rich man, hungry for human immortality, and, as you can guess, I could not achieve what I wanted, but I realized that this is the best thing that happened to me! So it all depends on

Anita said in disbelief. "Sameer and Shalini lost their lives due to that man's obsession. His twisted love took their life. He should be hanged to death. People like him don’t deserve to live" Radhika said, fuming. "Don’t worry, Mom I’ll make sure he and all his minions get stern punishment for their sins” Amar said firmly.

Nope, but I probably know more about it than even Violet so let's make her suffer a little. She's wide eyed with shock and fury. I could literally make out smoke coming from her ears. I plaster a huge grin on my face and say "Never put all your trust in any man, Violet, it's the first rule of womanhood" And then I leave her to her fury, skipping happily to the kitchen-Yes, I said skipping.

’ Rayna murmured, muttering a prayer to whatever deity happened to be listening. As much as I hated to say it, she was right. There were no other doors than the one we entered through, and I was more than positive Abel’s smiling face was just outside those doors. Through the windows that lined the wall, I could hear the cheering and joy of the carnival below. A small part of me bitterly wished I had never stepped foot in Castle Mist. Better to suffer under the weight of the truth than to live happy in ignorance, because what you don’t know can very much hurt you.

"I thought you were dead in the gutters of the South years ago." "Oh, Kaelen," she said, her voice a sharp, mocking melody. "You always were the unimaginative one. You fought the Shop like a brawler. I studied it. I realized the Shop wasn't the problem, the truth was. Truth makes people difficult. Truth makes them rebellious. But ignorance? Ignorance is the ultimate currency." She waved the grey torch toward the massive, shattered doors. Behind her, thousands of scrolls were flying out of the windows like panicked birds, turning to grey dust before they even hit the ground.

The problem is that these glamorized ideals of being a housewife, they encourage us to close our eyes and ignore the truth of what's happening in the world. It couldn't go on any longer, this ignorance to the world around us--the arrogance that truly led us to believe that we were the most powerful creatures on this earth. Perhaps, at one point we had been at the top of the food chain. We lived within this false bubble of peace, while the Vampire's and Witches hid in the dark, acclimating--changing. They were all here, all of the people most important to me. Beacons of courage that reminded me I have been through worse than this—the people I love have been through worse.

Being asked these questions, James squeezed a faint smile and said, “Things that you aren’t supposed to know are better left unquestioned. Ignorance is bliss after all.” “Yes, of course.” Jules nodded consecutively and chose to remain silent.

She felt guilty for not being able to say it out aloud. They say Ignorance Is Bliss. There are two kinds of Ignorance too. One is not knowing anything in reality. And the other one is choosing to pretend that you don't know anything. That you are completely oblivious to all of it. For a long time, Ana was choosing to pretend that she did not know anything. That she did not realize what the future held even if he had told her numerous times. But the thing with the choosen Ignorance was, the illusion breaks as soon as someone makes you face the truth that you know already.

Not of life, or death, or nothingness, but of wasting it as if I had never been. People are supposed to fear the unknown, but ignorance is bliss when knowledge is so damn frightening. I have a strange feeling in the pit of my stomach, like when you're swimming, and you want to put your feet down on something solid, but the water's deeper than you think, and there's nothing there. Take it from me: If you hear the past speaking to you, feel it tugging up your back and running its fingers up your spine, the best thing to do-the only thing-is run.