Quotes About Betrayal

And those blonde skeezoids you were a boy skeezoid with can fuck right off.

Three months after Rachel was born, Lou admitted smuggling her into church. "It wasn't my fault," she said, after she'd confessed. "I was compelled." "What do you mean, compelled?" Andy had asked, annoyed, betrayed, but also consumed by tenderness the way he always was when he watched Louisa breast-feed.

Curse false-hand-holding boys!

So I'd stabbed needles into my eyes and pretended not to see certain things. Bad things. Only by turning my back on certain thing, I ended up turning my back on my dearest friend, a betrayal I never intended. Or so I told myself. That was the problem with lying to yourself. Sometimes you got too good.

He wouldn't have seen the wolf in redneck clothing.

I felt sucker-punched. It wasn't God's fault Patrick had been treated worse than dirt, as I'd let myself believe. It was mine.

She felt justified in hurting him, because he had hurt her...but now all her justifications fell away like dead butterflies...

This is what happens when you try to help people. You get screwed.

I can't believe you gave me a bag of dirt and then broke up with me!

There is betrayal here, in what I do, but in betrayal I am finally camouflaged.

how many lies had Maman told Paul over the years?

and the priest, Pero Sánchez de la Reina, who had conspired with the Castilian captain.

the armada sailed into the open waters of the Atlantic, the abandoned conspirators

They even revealed the existence of the plot to Magellan; they confided that if the plot succeded

enabled Cartagena to step in at any moment and prevent Magellan from enriching himself

and disappointed King Ferdinand clapped Solis in jail.

Mesquita functioned as Magellan's agent of agony, deciding who was guilty of treason and who would suffer the consequences. No wonder the men hated him.

Nevertheless, he did not honor this promise. Just as Magellan feared

spare his own life by beheading his master.

As Magellan expected, Molino accepted the deal, as cruel as it was.

Magellan ordered a detail to draw and quarter Quesada's body.

The Captain General subjected the two conspirators to a fresh court-martial.

The Magellan of February teetered on the brink of being murdered by the men he commanded.

that King Manuel had refused to back the navigator, humiliating him over and over again.