Below you will find quotes taken directly or paraphrased
from the book 'The Bloody Chamber' by Angela Carter. Feel free to change or switch around pronouns.

• Are you sure you love him?
  
• I’m sure I want to marry him.
• See? I have acquired a whole harem for myself!
• My little nun has found the prayer books, has she?
• Have the nasty pictures scared, Baby?
• Baby mustn’t play with grownups’ toys until she’s learned how to handle them, must she?
• But it is our honeymoon!
• What is that key? The key to your heart? Give it to me!
• Every man must have one secret, even if only one, from his wife.
• All is yours, everywhere is open to you - except the lock that this single key fits.
• But you must promise me, if you love me, to leave it well alone.
• There I can go, you understand, to savour the rare pleasure of imagining myself wifeless.
• Some intuition told me that you couldn’t sleep and might, perhaps, pass the insomniac hours at your piano.
• And that I could not resist.
• No bride should suffer so much, so early in her marriage.
• Any bride brought to this castle should come ready dressed in mourning.
• Oh God, I can smell the blood.
• We may resume our interrupted pleasures, my love.
• Now? This moment? Can’t it wait until morning, my darling?
• It is the key that leads to the kingdom of the unimaginable.
• My little love, you’ll never know how much I hate daylight!
• My virgin of the arpeggios, prepare yourself for martyrdom.
• What form shall it take?
• I can be of some comfort to you, though not much use.
• You do not deserve this.
• Who can say what I deserve or no? I’ve done nothing; but that may be sufficient reason for condemning me.
• You disobeyed him. That is sufficient reason for him to punish you.
• I only did what he knew I would.
• Shall I come up to fetch you down, Saint Cecilia?
• You wicked woman, do you wish me to compound my crimes by desecrating the marriage bed?
• Do you think I shall lose appetite for the meal if you are so long about serving it? No; I shall grow hungrier, more ravenous with each moment, more cruel…
• Run to me, run! I have a place prepared for your exquisite corpse in my display of flesh!
• Good fellow? I am no good fellow!
• So late! You will want to sleep.
• I have come home.
• Yes, my beauty! Gobble you up!
• My master has but one desire.
• If you wish to give me money, then I should be pleased to receive it.
• However, if you choose not to give me a present, then that is your right.
• I shall twist a noose out of my bed linen and hang myself with it.
• Nothing human lives here.
• All cats are cynics.
• All good women have a missionary streak; convince her her orifice will be your salvation and she’s yours.
• When I want your advice, I’ll ask for it.
• Once you’re in her bedroom if you don’t know what to do, then I can’t help you.
• Keep your foul thoughts to yourself.
• I must and will have her forever!
• I’m burning with the fever of love!
• I shall steal her away from her husband to live with me.
• What do you propose to live on?
• I am sick and tired of your foul-mouthed barbs!
• You read my thoughts, my love.
• Do as I say and never mind the reason!
• Dead, is he? Broke his neck, has he?
• Mother, mother, you have murdered me!
• Coffee, you must have coffee.
• I rarely receive visitors and that’s a misfortune since nothing animates me half as much as the presence of strangers.
• You have such a fine throat, like a column of marble.
• I thought, perhaps, you might irradiate me.
• I am condemned to solitude and dark; I do not meant to hurt you.
• See, how I’m ready for you? I’ve always been ready for you.
• You will feel no pain, my darling.
• I will vanish in the morning light; I was only an invention of darkness.
• Besides, aren’t you afraid of wolves?
• Is it a bed? Shall we make a game of it?
• What would you like?
• There’s nobody here but we two, my darling?
• I love the company of wolves.
• Throw it on the fire, dear one. You won’t need it again.
• What shall I do with my blouse?
• What big eyes you have.
• What big arms you have.
• What big teeth you have!