She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered ear — Robin McKinley, Chalice
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She thought, I need no cup. I am Chalice. I am filling with the grief and hurt and fear of my demesne; the shattered earthlines weigh me down; I am brimming with the needs of my people.

— Robin McKinley, Chalice
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