Quotes About Survival
Benny Imura sat in the dark and spoke with monsters. It was like that every day. It had become the pattern of his life. Shadows and blood. And monsters. Everywhere. Monsters.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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He never did get right all the way again. And every once in a while he'd come down all bitey.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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Well, maybe that would have happened if the world hadn't ended. It did. The world ended. On a friday.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter. —ERNEST HEMINGWAY "On the Blue Water," Esquire, April 1936
~ Jonathan Maberry
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The way Benny saw it, when your first memory was of zombies killing your parents, then you had a license to hate them as much as you wanted.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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If it rushed he'd slash. Stabbing is a fool's move, the blade gets caught. Ben knew that quick slashes could fend off even a big hound or a boar.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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What terrified her most was the thought that staying alive had become nothing more than a habit. That was it. A reflex action without further or deeper purpose.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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I'm a monster. We were both born in a furnace, raised by predators, and them vomited out into the world.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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No one replied to that. It was a hopeful statement, but hope seemed to be lying dead somewhere out in the Ruin. For Benny, hope had died with a little girl back at Sanctuary. He looked for some inside his heart, but all he found there was a dark and murderous rage.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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roughly translated 2 from the Hmong language of the Laotian mountain people, which observes: "If I know it then I can hunt it; if I do not know it then it can hunt me.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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Riot: Close to three hundred million Americans have died, son, during the Fall and in the years after...How many have to croak before y'all consider it game over? Lilah: All.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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Besides, it wasn't our generation who was defeated when the dead rose. I still believe there's a future, and I intend to be there to see it.
~ Jonathan Maberry
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Holidays are an expensive trial of strength. The only satisfaction comes from survival.
~ Jonathan Miller
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Sometimes you got to lie on the outside to keep your voice loud on the inside. We don't owe the master the truth. He owes us. Nothing comes from the master. He is the thief in the night. He steals it all. And every time we have to say 'yes sir' and 'no sir,' he steals some more. But we can survive it, if we stay loud in here," she said, throwing a fist hard against her breast.
~ Jonathan Odell
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From the moment that the first plow blade bit into the crust, the homesteaders began to destroy the foundations of their new life, and in a very few years the crust was gone--used up, scattered, blown away by the dry summer winds.
~ Jonathan Raban
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For many of the same reasons, machines tend to be a force for moderation. They must engage in transactional politics to survive, and that often requires them to put ideology aside, or at least to dial it back, in the interests of holding power.
~ Jonathan Rauch
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Jews survived all the defeats, expulsions, persecutions and pogroms, the centuries in which they were regarded as a pariah people, even the Holocaust itself, because they never gave up the faith that one day they would be free to live as Jews without fear.
~ Jonathan Sacks
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This therefore was the merit of the patriarchs, that beside the fact that they were righteous and pious and loved God to the utmost extent, they were also upright. In their relations with gentiles – even the worst idolaters – they acted out of love, and sought their good, for this is what allows the world to endure. Thus we find that Abraham, though he hated their wickedness, prostrated himself in prayer for the people of Sodom, for he wanted them to survive.
~ Jonathan Sacks
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Wrangham estimated that around thirty per cent of adult male chimpanzees had died as the result of violence by another member of their own species.
~ Jonathan Sacks
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Thoughts of suicide are common symptoms of combat PTSD. Paradoxically, they are also signs of life. If a person enters the zombielike state of indifference beyond despair, rage, suicidality, and fear, he or she simply dies. This is the testimony of concentration camp survivors and combat veterans. The ability to kill oneself is the bottom line of human freedom. Many combat veterans think daily of suicide. Knowledge that one has this freedom seems to be sustaining.
~ Jonathan Shay
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Ich für meinen Teil denke während einer Verfolgungsjagd gern nach. Keiner stört einen, man ist allein und all die Problemchen werden bedeutungslos. Das wichtigste Thema heißt natürlich: "Wie bleibe ich am Leben?", aber auch andere Dinge sieht man in neuem Licht, was zu ganz neuen und manchmal überraschenden Erkenntnissen führt.
~ Jonathan Stroud
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En pleine bagarre, vous vous en tenez au strict nécessaire, à savoir étriper l'adversaire en faisant en sorte que ce dernier ne vous arrache pas les bras pour vous assommer avec.
~ Jonathan Stroud
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Well, when you're being held at gunpoint by a geriatric madman in a metal skirt, you've kind of hit rock bottom anyway," George said. "It can't really get much worse.
~ Jonathan Stroud
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In principle, there's nothing shameful about struggling when a building falls upon you. I've had such problems before. It's part of the job description.
~ Jonathan Stroud
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