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Total Record Results: 19 - Medium: LITERATURE / Group: OTHER / Category: QUOTES |
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| # | | 1 | Corbett Denton | Quotes | Quotes | | Corbett Denton Corbett Denton: You know, Jameson, this life we think we're living isn't real. It's just a shadow play. And I for one will be glad when the lights go out on it. In the dark, all the shadows disappear.
| | 2 | George Iris  | Quotes | Quotes | | George Iris George Iris: Where's Superman when you need him?
| | 3 | Kalisha Benson  | Quotes | Quotes | | Kalisha Benson Kalisha Benson: It's the incredible bulk!
| | 4 | Kalisha Benson  | Quotes | Quotes | | Kalisha Benson Kalisha Benson: You're right, it's not a big deal. That's what's so fucked up about it. We're not the Justice League, or the X-Men.
| | 5 | Luke Ellis | Quotes | Quotes | | Luke Ellis Luke Ellis: Someone came into my room in the middle of the night and pushed me down the rabbit hole.
| | 6 | Luke Ellis & Nicholas Wilholm | Quotes | Quotes | | Luke Ellis & Nicholas Wilholm Luke Ellis: Start from the beginning. Nicholas Wilholm: This is the beginning, chum. Unfortunately, it's also probably the end.
| | 7 | Narrator  | Quotes | Quotes | | Narrator Narrator: "I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that," Avery said in a surprisingly good imitation of HAL 9000's softly sinister voice, and began to giggle.
| | 8 | Narrator  | Quotes | Quotes | | Narrator Narrator: A soft computer voice said, "I'm sorry, Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that." For a moment Luke thought it was another slip-up - first Donna, then Dave - before realizing it was the voice of HAL 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
| | 9 | Narrator | Quotes | Quotes | | Narrator Narrator: He left, once more feeling like a boy in a dream, or Alice down the rabbit hole.
| | 10 | Narrator  | Quotes | Quotes | | Narrator Narrator: He turned to regard the misguided hero. He was broad shouldered as an authentic hero should be, but he was wearing glasses, and that didn't fit the stereotype. Of course there was always Clark Kent, Stackhouse thought.
| | 11 | Narrator  | Quotes | Quotes | | Narrator Narrator: Helen tossed Luke the clothes. He wasn't expecting it, and dropped the underpants, which were imprinted with pictures of Spider-Man in various dynamic poses.
| | 12 | Narrator | Quotes | Quotes | | Narrator Narrator: If the five of them were able to create that united mental force, a kind of Vulcan Mind-Meld, shouldn't that be enough to mutiny and take Back Half over?
| | 13 | Narrator  | Quotes | Quotes | | Narrator Narrator: Kalisha was watching the Ward A kids and thinking about the Ohio State marching band. Her dad loved Buckeyes football, and she had always watched with him for the closeness. But the only part she really cared about was halftime show, when the band, the pride of the Buckeyes, the announcer always proclaimed, would take the field, simultaneously playing their instruments and making shapes that were only discernible from above - everything from the S on Superman's chest to a fantastic Jurassic Park dinosaur that walked around nodding its saurian head.
| | 14 | Narrator  | Quotes | Quotes | | Narrator Narrator: The screamer was a little boy in Star Wars pajamas. Hammering on doors with small fists that went up and down like pistons.
| | 15 | Nicholas Wilholm & Kalisha Benson  | Quotes | Quotes | | Nicholas Wilholm & Kalisha Benson Nicholas Wilholm: Will they wait for him, Sha? Or just turn on the gas? What's your thinking? Kalisha Benson: Who made me Professor Xavier?
| | 16 | Orphan Annie | Quotes | Quotes | | Orphan Annie Orphan Annie: You're in the south now.
| | 17 | Sheriff John | Quotes | Quotes | | Sheriff John Sheriff John: I shoot from the lip.
| | 18 | Stackhouse | Quotes | Quotes | | Stackhouse Stackhouse: There are tons of beans in Beantown.
| | 19 | Tim Jamieson | Quotes | Quotes | | Tim Jamieson Tim Jamieson: Sane people don't sacrifice children on the altar of probability.
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