Quotes from Malorie Blackman
If you'd slapped me or punched me or even stabbed me, sooner or later it would have stopped hurting.
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Sometimes I wish there was just you and me and no one else in the whole world.
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Sephy, d'you ever dream of just … escaping? Hopping on the first boat or plane you come across and just letting it take you away.' There
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That's just the point,' Callum said with sudden bitterness. 'This place is like the whole world and the whole world is like this place. So where could I go?
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Funny how my status seemed to change depending on the eyes of the beholder. To Drew I was a Nought and would never be anything else. Lucas called me a Cross. Where did that leave me? On one side or the other or stuck somewhere in the middle? 'Lucas,
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Mr Corsa threatened that he was going to send a letter home to my mum and e-mail my dad.
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Because we were friends. We were family. We had each other. And, more important than all that, we had love.
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Everyone knows they all belong to the Liberation Militia and all they do is cause trouble and commit crimes and stuff like that …
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Why was it that when noughts committed criminal acts, the fact that they were noughts was always pointed out?
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Ladies and gentlemen, for your delectation and delight, another performance of 'You're a nought and don't you ever forget it, blanker boy.
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What did Noughts see when they looked at me – a light-skinned Cross? What did Crosses see when they looked at me – a dark-skinned Nought? I had to stop seeing myself through anyone's eyes but my own. But
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People are people. We'll always find a way to mess up, doesn't matter who's in charge.
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I didn't want to blame her for the way the police treated me and every other nought I knew. I didn't want to hold her responsible for the way security guards and store detectives followed me around every time I entered a department store.
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those glossy magazines with impossibly beautiful women on the cover and inside. Women with polished mahogany skin who looked like they'd never had a pimple in their lives – nor a decent meal either come to that. Women with teeth which shone like fresh snow in sunshine.
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Only one person cared if I lived or died. He'd done so much for me in the past and now it was my turn to do something for him.
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Or if we can't blame the main opposition, find a new scapegoat – a section of society with no power, no voice. Blame the travellers or the noughts or the immigrants. Cheap, gutter politics to appeal to the lowest common denominator.
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The truth doesn't stop being the truth just because you don't want to talk about it or won't face it.
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NLM is a peaceful protest group made up of Noughts, Crosses and all right-minded citizens worldwide who despise bigotry and injustice. We
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What is right, what is morally just, cannot be silenced or kept in the shadows. There is no stronger spotlight than the truth.
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I miss him. With every breath and every heartbeat, I miss him.
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everyone else got lumped into the WAME category like we were all one big, homogenous mass and not worthy of distinct categorization.
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She was like an oasis in this scorching hot desert.
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She treated me like a real person. She didn't see me as just a colour
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And in a world desperate to pigeon-hole and categorize and stereotype, she may feel forced to come down on one side or the other. And the truth is, she's both. And the truth is, she's neither.
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