Quotes About Fictional

Speedboats, made-up aristocratic titles, exploding dildos… You're not living in a fucking TV series, Villanelle.

Trump is to business what professional wrestling is to sports: part of it, certainly, but also a cartoonish parody of it.

because she wasn't some fucking fictional character destined to do whatever some goddamn hack wanted her to do.

The substance of fictional architecture is not bricks and mortar but evanescent consciousness. Sometimes, therefore, a door opens onto a hallway impossibly, and the placement of our heating ducts and storage space borders on the irresponsible. I have great trouble, myself, in imagining the floor plans of split-level homes, though I feel they are important sites of the American condition.

I don't like sci-fi/fantasy.

C: What do you get when a giant sneezes?Out of the way. - Marigold

It was very dramatic, like something out of a historical adventure serial. Also correct in every aspect except for all the facts, like something out of a historical adventure serial.

I hate having emotions about real humans instead of fake ones, it just leads to stupid moments like this.

There's no such thing as Atticus Finch.' I shrug. 'It'd be good if there was, though.

Audie was the cleverest man Moss had ever met. He was Yoda. He was Gandalf. He was Morpheus. Now he'd become a walking suicide note.

A pro wrestling fan who became a World Wrestling Entertainment supporter and personality (inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame), Trump lived, like Hulk Hogan, as a real-life fictional character.

Just bear a passing resemblance to a fictional romantic trope I like and I will love you forever. We're all just trying to find the Mark Darcy of our workplace, aren't we?

In The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher, Kate Summerscale wrote of the murder of a boy Eldon's age, "Perhaps this is the purpose of detective investigations, real and fictional—to transform sensation, horror and grief into a puzzle, and then to solve the puzzle, to make it go away.

Television characters live inside our minds as though they're actual people. In fact, we know more about them than we do about most people in our physical lives.

As a kind of castaway myself, I was happy to escape into the fictional world of someone else's trouble.

Everything is hypothetical in hell.

What would a racist call werewolves? Wargs? She kind of liked that one, but suspected that racist bastards didn't read Tolkien.

Seriously, it's like you stepped out of a storybook.

True enough, the idea of a personal Devil is as imaginary as a fairy, or an elf, or a hobgoblin;

I wanted something grand and sweeping." "The kind of love you find in novels?" "Maybe. That makes me incredibly stupid, I suppose.