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Quotes About Rebellion

Joe knew what the nod meant-this was why they became outlaws. To live moments the insurance salesman of the world, the truck drivers, and lawyers and bank tellers and carpenters and realtors would never know. Moments in a world without nets-none to catch you and none to envelop you. Joe looked at Dion and recalled what he'd felt after the first time they'd knocked over that newsstand on Bowdoin Street when they were thirteen years old, We will probably die young.
~ Unknown
The laws of man are made only to be broken, because they are stupid and unjust.
~ Unknown
We are rebels at war with God. We cannot make peace with Him until we lay down our rebellion—
~ Derek Prince
Always remember, the essence of rebellion is the desire to be independent of God.
~ Derek Prince
Felice admires the long blue tails of the birds just before they vanish into the trees. That's the way to be, she thinks, kicking hard on her board, letting the wind stream through her hair- no plans, no fear, no expectations: never to be held in live captivity.
~ Diana Abu-Jaber
Jem made the little Scottish noise again, and Brianna looked sideways at him. Are you doing that on purpose? He looked up at her, surprised. Doing what? Never mind. When you are fifteen, I'm locking you in the cellar. What? Why? he demanded indignantly. Because that's when your father and grandfather started getting into real trouble, and evidently you're going to be just like them.
~ Diana Gabaldon
I didna say I wanted an apology, did I? If I recall aright, what I said was 'Bite me again.
~ Diana Gabaldon
You tell me exactly what happened, ye filthy wee pervert," Fraser whispered, his breath hot on Grey's face and smelling of ale. He shook Grey slightly. "Every word. Every motion. Everything." Grey got just enough breath to answer. "No," he said defiantly. "Go ahead and kill me.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Egg-sucking son of a porcupine!
~ Diana Gabaldon
Damn ye, woman! Will ye never do as you're told?" "Probably not," I said meekly.
~ Diana Gabaldon
No," he said defiantly. "Go ahead and kill me.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Getting fully into the spirit of the thing, I finished off my masterpiece with a rude word
~ Diana Gabaldon
What would I do if he forbade me to go? Alternatives raced through my mind, everything from planting the ivory letter-opener between his ribs to burning down the house with him in it. The only idea I rejected absolutely was that of giving in.
~ Diana Gabaldon
I swear by the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, and by the holy iron that I hold, to give ye my fealty and pledge ye my loyalty to the name of the clan MacKenzie. If ever my hand shall be raised against ye in rebellion, I ask that this holy iron shall pierce my heart.
~ Diana Gabaldon
I couldn't think how long it had been since I had read a novel. And in the daytime! Feeling pleasantly wicked, I sat by the open window in my surgery and resolutely entered a world far from my own.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Because to step outside the group, let alone to stand against it was for uncounted thousands of years death to the creature who dared it. To stand against a crowd would take something more than ordinary courage; something that went beyond human instinct. And I feared I did not have it, and fearing, was ashamed.
~ Diana Gabaldon
St Paul says "Let a woman be silent, and –"' 'You can mind your own bloody business,' I snarled, sweat dripping behind my ears, 'and so can St Paul.
~ Diana Gabaldon
What would I do if he forbade me to go? Alternatives raced through my mind, everything from planting the ivory letter-opener between his ribs to burning down the house with him in it.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Ye can stick your comfort straight up your arse, MacKenzie, and your goddamned stiff prick, too!
~ Diana Gabaldon
Because to step outside the group, let alone to stand against it, was for uncounted thousands of years death to the creature who dared it. To stand against a crowd would take something more than ordinary courage; something that went beyond human instinct. And
~ Diana Gabaldon
To hell with the Red Flower," I muttered. I seized one of the trout by the tail, ran forward, and belted the bear across the nose with it as hard as I could.
~ Diana Gabaldon
So now thee has doomed thy kinsman, repudiated thy father, and caused me to betray my principles. What next?!" "Oh, bloody hell," he said, and grabbed her arms, pulled her roughly to him, and kissed her. He let go and stepped back quickly, leaving her bug-eyed and gasping. The
~ Diana Gabaldon
Freedom and Whisky gang tegither.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Because to step outside the group, let alone to stand against it, was for uncounted thousands of years death to the creature who dared it. To stand against a crowd would take something more than ordinary courage; something that went beyond human instinct.
~ Diana Gabaldon