Quotes About Fear

One day the whole world—every town and city—will be like it was in North Carolina. And then everyone will be dead.

Almost everyone he saw looked uneasy. They all seemed to be avoiding each other—and not just to be polite. They seemed to take obvious measures to stay clear of anyone else. Just like back at the mall, many of them wore masks or held rags that covered their mouth and nose as they walked.

They made it halfway before order collapsed. All of the house occupants seemed to scream at once, and their bodies swarmed in, pressing against Mark and his friends. Mark lost hold of Deedee's hand and saw her disappear into the crowd, her sweet little cry like that of an angel among demons.

Someone should go take a look. See what's in it. He said it, but he really didn't want to be the one to do it. Let's go together, she said easily. She surprised him with her courage. Sometimes you have the worst ideas, he responded. He'd tried to make it feel sarcastic, but he knew the truth of it far more than he wanted to admit to himself. He was terrified.

We can do it," she said in a quiet voice. Hearing her say that only made him worry more. "Holy crap, I'm scared." "Holy crap, you're human. You should be scared.

Blondie pressed the gun into him even harder. "I'm gonna count to one," the man said into his ear. "Just one.

There's that short moment that seems to last a lifetime when Mark sees the wall of water rushing down the steps of the subtrans station, like a stampede of white, frothy horses. He wonders a thousand things. How he got there. What's happened above them in the city. Is his family dead. What does the future hold. What's it like to drown.

Be careful, don't die. (Minho from The Maze Runner trilogy)

Thomas didn't have time to shout a warning before the massive piece of rock landed on a group of people, crushing them as it broke in half. He stood for a moment, speechless as blood oozed out from the edges and pooled on the stone floor.

But nothing sent chills up and down Thomas's spine like the haunted, deathly moans that somehow escaped the creature when it sat still, like the sound of dying men on a battlefield.

her words were lost. The Griever had sucked her face into its blubbery skin and was pulling her farther and farther in, suffocating her.

sick, Mark. I'm really, really sick. I need to die. I need to die and I don't wanna die for nothing.

You ain't scared... you ain't human

Goose bumps broke out down his chest and arms.

If everything they'd been insisting was true was in fact true, he didn't want to face his past even if he could.

Thomas shivered. He would know that voice anywhere. It was Janson.

They're eating her," Bryson whispered, and Michael realized it was the creepiest thing he'd ever said.

Newt hesitated, then answered without looking at him. "It doesn't call you anything. It just says … 'To be killed by Group B.'

If you ain't scared," Alby said, "you ain't human.

When neither Tick nor anyone else made a move, Jane stopped. Her body stiffened, and some kind of unspoken warning seemed to flow from her, back at them like a misty spray of poison.

Mark shook Trina awake and scrambled to his feet, pulling her up with him. The Toad was definitely sick, and he was standing just a few feet from their camp. They didn't know anything about this sickness, but that only made it scarier. Trina seemed disoriented, but Mark didn't relent, half dragging her to the other side of the dead coals of their fire from earlier that night. "Alec!" he shouted. "Lana! Wake up!" As if the two were still soldiers,

If you ain't scared... you ain't human.

You scared of that pip-squeak? Dude, you got a lot to learn. Freakin' Newbies.

Fear seemed to hover in the air like a blizzard of black snow.