Nina: What Youre Doing Is Illegal.

Nina: What you’re doing is illegal.

Jesper: I’m not taking advice from you, you pronounce the ‘g’ in lasagna.

I love Six of Crows so much because the way that the whole story ties together in such a neat little bow is so sweet to me. Its things like this:

A man who pats his wallet to make sure it's there is signaling to every thief where his wallet is. He pats it to make sure it's there.

Kaz glances over to Inej on Vellegeluk when he knows he shouldn't have. He knew it was a dangerous situation, but he couldn't help but look.

He looked to make sure she was there.

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Underrated Wesper quote (probably bc it’s in the same chapter as “Just girls?” but still)

Jesper: Ready to hear the sound of certain doom?

Wylan: You’ve never heard my father mad

Jesper: That sense of humour is getting progressively more Barrel-appropriate. If we survive, I’ll teach you to swear

sometimes i forget the crows are only sixteen. and then something like this comes along and i just. remember.

*eta: by this point they would be eighteen, my bad - they’re sixteen at the start of SoC

love the message of inej saying she would fight for kaz, but could not heal him. because she would not waste her life trying. love that she realises that love is not enough to move on from something as traumatic as what they both went through - love that that message is stated in the book. because inej as a character wants freedom more than anything, from tante heleen, from ketterdam and the dregs and even kaz. and she’s willing to walk away from him for herself, which is not a selfish choice but actually a very healthy one, especially for inej. and i love kanej, i love that he reunites her with her family, that their ending is open and shows the steps they take towards healing, that they end by holding hands and inej gets vengeance on pekka and a ship she uses to carry out her justice.