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Quotes About Captivity

Fear of joy is the darkest of captivities.
~ Phil Kaye
Las vidas de los animales también tienen valor! Tater no pidió que lo encerraran en un circo. No pidió que lo llevaran por todo el país en un remolque maloliente, ni que le ataran para ser exhibido delante de personas ignorantes. Dios no creó a los elefantes para que hicieran equilibrios sobre sus patas. Los creó para que vagaran libres.
~ Susan Elizabeth Phillips
The Men hunted money and sex. The women were hunted and captured, even the white women.
~ Susan Straight
Every window in Alcatraz has a view of San Francisco.
~ Susanna Kaysen
living in the palace of Versailles must have felt like being imprisoned in a constantly turning kaleidoscope.
~ Susie Kelly
You're not my type for long-term imprisonment.
~ Suzanne Brockmann
Let me go!" I snarl at him, trying to wrest my arm from his grasp. "I can't," he says.
~ Suzanne Collins
This is what birds see. Only they're free and safe. The very opposite of me.
~ Suzanne Collins
Do you know why animals die in cages? Their soul dies.
~ Joe Exotic
I'm starting to think you like prisons, " "And that you have the worst taste in men.
~ Victoria Aveyard, Glass Sword
But the worst touristification is the life we moderns have to lead in captivity, during our leisure hours: Friday night opera, scheduled parties, scheduled laughs. Again, golden jail. This goal-driven attitude hurts deeply inside my existential self.
~ Nassim Nicholas Taleb
If you want to understand how vapid are the current modernistic arguments (and understand your existential priorities), consider the difference between lions in the wild and those in captivity. Lions in captivity live longer; they are technically richer, and they are guaranteed job security for life, if these are the criteria you are focusing on …
~ Nassim Nicholas Taleb
But the worse touristification is the life we moderns have to lead in captivity, during our leisure hours: Friday night opera, scheduled parties, scheduled laughs. Again, golden jail. This "goal-driven" attitude hurts deeply inside my existential self.
~ Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Ta? duvarlar de?ildir zindan? zindan yapan, Ya da demir parmakl?klar kafesi yaratan.
~ Natalie Babbitt
A pedestal is the most insidious prison ever devised.
~ Neal Shusterman
Sharks have a deadly form of claustrophobia. It's not so much fear of enclosed spaces as it is inability to exist in them. No one knows why. Some say it's the metal in aquariums that throws their equilibrium off. But whatever it is, big sharks don't last long in captivity
~ Neal Shusterman
They have elevated him on a pedestal, but...a pedestal is nothing more than an elegant cage. No walls, no locks, but unless one has wings to fly away, one is trapped. A pedestal is the most insidious prison ever devised.
~ Neal Shusterman
pedestal is nothing more than an elegant cage. No walls, no locks, but unless one has wings to fly away, one is trapped. A pedestal is the most insidious prison ever devised.
~ Neal Shusterman
but Cam has come to understand that a pedestal is nothing more than an elegant cage. No walls, no locks, but unless one has wings to fly away, one is trapped. A pedestal is the most insidious prison ever devised.
~ Neal Shusterman
Prisoned in glass beneath my seals of red.
~ Charles Baudelaire
my poems are only bits of scratching on the floor of a cage.
~ Charles Bukowski
They had temporarily escaped the factories, the warehouses, the slaughterhouses, the car washes—they'd be back in captivity the next day but now they were out—they were wild with freedom. They weren't thinking about the slavery of poverty. Or the slavery of welfare and food stamps.
~ Charles Bukowski
A volte mi sento come fossimo tutti prigionieri di un film. Sappiamo le battute, sappiamo dove metterci, come recitare, manca solo la macchina da presa. Però non possiamo uscire dal film. Ed è un brutto film.
~ Charles Bukowski
Its most recent iteration, released in 2009, estimates that between 1500 and 1840, the heyday of the slave trade, 11.7 million captive Africans left for the Americas—a massive transfer of human flesh unlike anything before it. In that period, perhaps 3.4 million Europeans emigrated. Roughly speaking, for every European who came to the Americas, three Africans made the trip.
~ Charles C. Mann