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Later, the body will assimilate the fear; it will enter the bloodstream, be diluted and become a constituent part of how it functions.
— Delphine De Vigan
You are going to destroy me, you know that?' I knew.
— Tarryn Fisher
Write it down today, put it away, make sense of it tomorrow.
— Courtney Summers
Right now, if there's a gender gap problem, it's not Ronald Reagan with women; it's with Walter Mondale with men.
— Patrick Caddell
If you like my renditions of faerie-folk, then you will most certainly like Brian Froud's work.
— Tony DiTerlizzi
That's the problem - our lives have stopped and the world keeps going round.
— Delphine De Vigan
My Dad says that we're the meanest to the ones we love because we know they'll still love us.
— Delphine De Vigan
Suddenly I'm happy there in the fuzziness of sleep, and maybe this is what happiness is - not a dream or a promise - just living for the moment.
— Delphine De Vigan
But sometimes the night reveals the only truth that time passes and things will never be seen the same again.
— Delphine De Vigan
Love is my family and friends. That close-knit circle that sticks by you through the years and through it all.
— Allen Evangelista
No prince, no success filled her dreams: only time spread out before her to spend as she chose, a time of contemplation which offered her refuge.
— Delphine De Vigan
It was a decrepit studio apartment in Hollywood, with a Murphy bed that came out of the wall.
— Anonymous
If you consider that a single straight line can be drawn between any two points, one day I'm going to draw a line from him to me or me to him.
— Delphine De Vigan
Some secrets are like fossils and the stone has become too heavy to turn over.
— Delphine De Vigan
I thought that helping someone meant sharing everything, even the things you can't understand, even the darkest stuff.
— Delphine De Vigan
This illustrates an important truth, namely, that the worse your logic, the more interesting the consequences to which it gives rise.
— Bertrand Russell
That's what existence means: draining one's own self dry without the sense of thirst.
— Jean-Paul Sartre