Contents
Volume 4[edit | edit source]
Remembrance[edit | edit source]
| “ | I'll have you know I didn't stop growing while you were away at Beacon. | ” |
—Whitley to Weiss
Punished[edit | edit source]
| “ | If being kind to my big sister is some sort of crime, then I suppose I'm guilty. | ” |
—Whitley to Weiss
| “ | It's foolish not to do as Father asks. | ” |
—Whitley, talks about their father to Weiss
| “ | Don't worry, Weiss. The Schnee family name is in good hands. | ” |
—Whitley to Weiss
Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back[edit | edit source]
| “ | Honestly, I find it barbaric. It's beneath people like me. Like Father. What can a single Huntsman possibly do that an army cannot? | ” |
—Whitley, offering his opinion on Huntsmen
| “ | What is your plan, anyway? What do you hope to accomplish while trapped in your own bedroom? | ” |
—Whitley, asking Weiss about her purpose
Volume 7[edit | edit source]
Pomp and Circumstance[edit | edit source]
| “ | Father, you, um... have a visitor. | ” |
—Whitley, to his father about Watts
| “ | I didn’t. He... let himself in. | ” |
—Whitley, to his father about Watts
Cordially Invited[edit | edit source]
| “ | Good evening, everyone. | ” |
—Whitley, greeting Ironwood's Group and Ruby's Group at the Schnee banquet
| “ | What an interesting way to say “Hello, dear brother, how have you been?” I’m afraid you won’t find him here. He was let go. I can’t imagine why. | ” |
—Whitley, to Weiss about Klein
| “ | General, exactly how large do you think our dining room table is? | ” |
—Whitley, to Ironwood
| “ | Dear sister, I was hoping we could use this time to catch up. | ” |
—Whitley, to Weiss
| “ | I have to know, why did you go through so much trouble to leave home, only to come crawling back? | ” |
—Whitley, to Weiss
| “ | And where exactly is it that you’re going? | ” |
—Whitley, asking Weiss
| “ | Of course once I’m old enough to drive, the company has promised me my own parking space. | ” |
—Whitley bragging to Weiss
| “ | If you’ll excuse me. | ” |
—Whitley, to Weiss before walking away
Volume 8[edit | edit source]
Fault[edit | edit source]
| “ | Oh, you’ve picked a fine time to-- | ” |
—Whitley, before Weiss interrupts him
| “ | Things are already bad enough after what you did to father, now you want us to harbor fugitives too? Our family has a reputation. | ” |
—Whitley, to Weiss
| “ | I’m just saying that we’ve already lost all the house staff, and mother locked herself in her room. | ” |
—Whitley, to Ruby's Group
War[edit | edit source]
| “ | That girl needs a doctor. I didn't do it for you. | ” |
—Whitley, to Weiss
About Whitley[edit | edit source]
| “ | A spitting image of you, this lad, Jacques. Creepily so, I might add. He’s definitely inherited your... affect. | ” |
—Arthur Watts, about Whitely to Jacques Schnee
| “ | Why won’t this kid buzz off? | ” |
—Yang Xiao Long, about Whitley who pesters Weiss at the Schnee Manor banquet
| “ | No matter what happens, Weiss... please don’t forget about your brother. | ” |
—Willow to Weiss about Whitley
| “ | Whitley wants nothing to do with me. | ” |
—Weiss, about Whitley
| “ | Of course not, you left him alone. With us. | ” |
—Willow expressing her care & regret for her son to Weiss
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