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Quotes from Robert Galbraith

Strike had felt a variety of emotions which included guilt, gratitude, confusion, fear, rage, resentment and loneliness, but he couldn't remember feeling lucky. "Lucky" would have been the bomb not detonating. "Lucky" would have meant still having both his legs. "Lucky" was what people who couldn't bear to contemplate horrors needed to hear maimed and terrorized survivors call themselves.
~ Robert Galbraith
incredible. Life had taught him that a great and powerful love could be felt for the most apparently unworthy people, a circumstance that ought, after all, to give everybody consolation.
~ Robert Galbraith
The dead could only speak through the mouths of those left behind, and through the signs they left scattered behind them. Strike
~ Robert Galbraith
The mighty are brought low by many a thing Too small to name… Helen Murphy Hunt Danger
~ Robert Galbraith
that a fit woman might make the journey on foot
~ Robert Galbraith
The game can't have been created as a means of driving Ledwell to suicide, because – well, why would it? The game was surely done out of love for the cartoon.
~ Robert Galbraith
Strike was becoming steadily more taciturn, his expression brooding. Robin wondered whether this was because he was hungry—he was a man who needed regular sustenance to maintain an equable mood—or for some darker reason.
~ Robert Galbraith
He knew some of the signs of post-traumatic stress disorder and she had now survived two near-fatal attacks. In the immediate aftermath of losing half his leg in Afghanistan, he, too, had experienced dissociation, finding himself suddenly and abruptly removed from his present surroundings to those few seconds of acute foreboding and terror that had preceded the disintegration of the Viking in which he had been sitting, and of his body and military career.
~ Robert Galbraith
Anyone pointing out pitfalls or difficulties is scaremongering. Experts don't know anything. Facts lie.
~ Robert Galbraith
She was moving in circles where she felt alone.
~ Robert Galbraith
Aun así, él no sabía hacer las cosas de otra manera; eso formaba parte de un código ético personal, breve pero inflexible, que lo había acompañado a lo largo de toda su vida adulta y que podía resumirse en una frase: «Haz el trabajo y hazlo bien.»
~ Robert Galbraith
A masterpiece produced by an indecipherable cocktail of races, Kolovas-Jones's skin was
~ Robert Galbraith
They were separated by infinite disparities, by the lotteries of birth and chance, by faults of judgement and lucky breaks.
~ Robert Galbraith
mythomania, her need to provoke, to taunt, to test.
~ Robert Galbraith
Speak so that I can understand you.
~ Robert Galbraith
Pedicabo ego vos et irrumabo, Aureli pathice et cinaede Furi,
~ Robert Galbraith
Attempting to make up with Charlotte before every last ounce of her fury had been spent had been like trying to rebuild a house during an earthquake.
~ Robert Galbraith
In spite of the matted hair, the sunken, yellowing face, in spite of the fact that he repulsed her, she could yet feel the strange, manic aura of him, a magnetic pull like the reek of carrion. He woke the urge to investigate provoked by all dirty, rotten things, no less powerful because it was shameful.
~ Robert Galbraith
Why the fuck, he asked himself, as he limped towards Mile End Park the following morning, was he, the senior partner and founder of the firm, having to stake out a protest march on a hot Saturday morning, when he had three employees and a knackered leg?
~ Robert Galbraith
he talked until their food arrived, littering his chat with references to 'ninety k' and 'a quarter of a mill', and every sentence was angled, like a mirror, to show him in the best possible light: his cleverness, his quick thinking, his besting of slower, stupider yet more senior colleagues...
~ Robert Galbraith
David Shelley, mi incomparable editor, seguidor incondicional y un INFJ,3 como yo.
~ Robert Galbraith
But the lies she told were woven into the fabric of her being, her life; so that to live with her and love her was to become slowly enmeshed by them, to wrestle her for the truth, to struggle to maintain a foothold on reality. How
~ Robert Galbraith
because it was so much more comforting to believe that language alone could remake the world.
~ Robert Galbraith
His local's the White Horse in East Ham. Think he's a Hammers fan.' 'Could be worse,' said Barclay, who was speaking quietly, as he had just got the teething baby to sleep. 'Could be Chelsea.
~ Robert Galbraith