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Cruel Prince by Holly Black

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"You must be strong enough to strike and strike again without wearing yourself out."


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A determined samurai in traditional armor stands poised with a katana, surrounded by cherry blossoms and mountains, embodying strength and resilience in action. A muscular warrior with a fierce expression holds a lightning-charged hammer, embodying strength and resilience, echoing the quote about striking tirelessly.

"I have seen things you wouldn’t believe. I have lost things you will never understand."


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A luminous figure draped in a shimmering veil stands against a starry night backdrop, embodying a sense of surreal loss and unspoken experiences, evoking deep emotional resonance. A lone figure stands on an empty road at sunset, silhouetted against a vibrant sky, embodying the mystery and depth of experiences unseen and losses unshared.

"If I could do anything, I would be brave."


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A serene young woman in a dark kimono stands by a tranquil body of water, surrounded by blooming cherry blossoms, embodying the spirit of bravery and reflection. A brave woman stands on a cliff overlooking a stormy sea, her hair and attire flowing in the wind, embodying the spirit of courage from the quote, If I could do anything, I would be brave.

"But I’m not a child anymore. I’m a queen."


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A confident young woman with striking green eyes and long dark hair wears an ornate crown, embodying strength and royalty, reflecting the quote, But I’m not a child anymore. I’m a queen. A regal figure in a stunning yellow gown adorned with purple flowers, crowned with a jeweled tiara, exudes confidence and grace, embodying the essence of a queen.

"The things that make me different are the things that make me."


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A confident woman with wavy hair stands in a warmly lit room, wearing a black coat over a white shirt, embodying the essence of individuality and uniqueness inspired by the quote. A vibrant, stylized portrait of a young woman with bright, wild hair and colorful makeup, embodying the essence of individuality and self-acceptance.

"There is no such thing as ‘good’ and ‘evil’ in Faerie. Just powerful and powerless."


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A towering, tree-like figure with a twisted face and branches for hair gazes at a delicate fairy with vibrant wings, set against a glowing, enchanted forest backdrop. A mysterious figure cloaked in dark robes stands amid gnarled trees, illuminated by a full moon. Fiery orange patterns glow from their arms, embodying the power dynamics of Faerie.

"When I’m in the court of the Faerie, I want to be as far away from it as I can be."


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A silhouetted figure stands in a misty landscape, facing towering, gothic spires under a dramatic full moon, embodying the sentiment of wanting distance from the Faerie court. A figure in a suit and hat stands on a rocky outcrop, gazing over a misty valley framed by towering mountains and lush trees, reflecting the sentiment of wanting distance from the Faerie court.

"In this world, it doesn’t matter if you’re a hero or a villain; it matters if you survive."


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A powerful figure draped in golden armor stands amidst piles of gold in a ruined temple, embodying the essence of survival over heroism or villainy. A lone figure stands on a crumbling rooftop, armed and gazing over a dystopian cityscape, embodying the struggle for survival amidst a world where heroes and villains blur.

"You can’t live your life trying to be nice to everybody, because some people need to be put in their place."


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A confident woman in a leather jacket stands with arms crossed in a dimly lit alley, embodying strength and defiance, reflecting the quote about knowing when to assert oneself. A confident woman in a richly detailed, flowing gown stands in an ornate archway, embodying the strength and assertiveness suggested by the quote about setting boundaries.

"Sometimes, the most important part of the story is what you don’t see."


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A cloaked figure stands in darkness, facing a distant city skyline barely illuminated, capturing the essence of unseen stories and hidden truths. A close-up of a woman's face, illuminated by a candle, conveying depth and emotion. Her intense gaze reflects the unseen layers of her story, inviting intrigue and contemplation.
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Genres Featured In Cruel Prince

Fantasy (Dominant)
Young Adult (Prominent)
Romance (Notable)
Adventure (Notable)
Political Intrigue (Major)

Themes Featured In Cruel Prince

Power and Manipulation (Major)
Identity and Belonging (Significant)
Betrayal (Moderate)
Love and Desire (Noticable)
Moral Ambiguity (Significant)
Revenge (Moderate)
Family Dynamics (Minor)
Ambition (Noticable)

Tones In Cruel Prince

Bitter (Strong)
Dark (Very Strong)
Romantic (Moderate)
Mysterious (Strong)
Ambitious (Moderate)
Intense (Very Strong)
Deceptive (Strong)
Victorious (Noticable)
Revengeful (Very Strong)
Bold (Moderate)

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