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Quotes About Isolation

Las razones por las que estamos aquí forman una cadena tan inverosímil que la posibilidad de que alguna otra civilización tecnológica exista en la Vía Láctea en la actualidad es remotísima. Estamos solos, y lo mejor es que nos hagamos la idea.
~ John Gribbin
Once again I had asked an innocent question, and because of it, I was banished from the conversation.
~ John Grisham
forgotten by the world and by those you love
~ John Grisham
The Bardtown Federal Detention Facility was in a secluded valley three miles off Interstate 99 and twenty miles south of Altoona. If there was a town nearby, it wasn't visible.
~ John Grisham
no one in Brady had seemed even remotely aware that the world was teetering on the brink of a catastrophic depression. Perhaps the mountains kept the place isolated and secure. Or perhaps life there had been depressed for so long another crash wouldn't matter.
~ John Grisham
I read a story once about a guy who killed himself. Some shrink was going on about the futility of trying to understand it. It's impossible, makes no sense at all. Once a person reaches that point, he's in another world, one that his survivors will never understand.
~ John Grisham
He boarded the Pan American Clipper, said hello as always to Captain Pete, walked past a row of slot machines, and found a seat on the top deck, away from the other passengers. He faced south, toward Ship Island, which was not visible.
~ John Grisham
He drove through the quiet village of Antioch without seeing another human
~ John Grisham
The unhappy little home was out in the country, some six miles south of Clanton on an old county road that went nowhere in particular. The house could not be seen from the
~ John Grisham
They decided that since they were dead men anyway, they would take their chances in the jungle, where they spent the first three days and nights lost in the bush. When they were too weak to walk and were discussing ways to commit suicide, they killed an injured Japanese soldier they caught napping in the woods.
~ John Grisham
An escape was impossible, so he lost unconsciousness when anyone entered the room.
~ John Grisham
she would miss something important. The letters drained her. The lyrics put her to sleep. The novels produced migraines. The poetry could not be penetrated. She wrote back twice a week, without fail, because if she neglected her youngest by even a day or so, she could expect a torrent of abuse, a four-pager or maybe a five-pager with
~ John Grisham
He felt like his victims were now crawling out of their graves and lining up, zombie-like, to come after him. He was living in a state of stunned disbelief, his thoughts a mush of rampant flashes, his debates raging over strategies that changed by the hour.
~ John Grisham
being nothing more than a prison. As Todd slowed the car, he said, "It looks like one of those
~ John Grisham
On one wall he'd tacked a large Twins poster with this season's schedule. To his knowledge, he was the only Twins fan in town. Minnesota was a thousand miles away and Theo had never been there. He pulled for the team because no one else in Strattenburg did so. He felt it only fair that they have at least one fan in town.
~ John Grisham
Liza wiped some tears and decided to keep things dark. No one knew she was there and lights would only attract attention.
~ John Grisham
Unit Nine is far away from the other units, with enough chain link and razor wire around it to stop Ike on the beaches of Normandy.
~ John Grisham
In the process, Robbie Flak had spent all his money, burned every bridge, alienated almost every friend, and driven himself to the point of exhaustion and instability.
~ John Grisham
Dexter's wife, Jackie, was alone in the parsonage on the other side of the church
~ John Grisham
her in hiding.
~ John Grisham
She spent a fortune on clothes and jewelry, more than you would expect from a person with her salary. She got a new secretary every other year because she didn't want anyone to get too close. She was aloof, distant, always tough, but she never suspected me because I kept my distance.
~ John Grisham
He lived forty-four years and no one cried at his funeral.
~ John Grisham
The rhythm of solitude, once so intimidating, began to feel comfortable. Aloneness, I was learning, does not have to equal loneliness.
~ John Grogan
Mr. Dean, I will not hear you. You have nothing to do with me, nor I with you.
~ John Guy