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Get off! Get off me, ‘Felix sobbed, sounding like a little…

“Get off! Get off me, ‘Felix sobbed, sounding like a little kid. Marco kicked at the sickos, slashing with his knife. It was no good, though— there were just too many of them — and he himself toppled over, landing on his friend and smothering him. ‘It’s all right Felix, ‘he said. ‘I’m with you…” quote by Charlie Higson
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““Get off! Get off me, ‘Felix sobbed, sounding like a little kid. Marco kicked at the sickos, slashing with his knife. It was no good, though— there were just too many of them — and he himself toppled over, landing on his friend and smothering him. ‘It’s all right Felix, ‘he said. ‘I’m with you. It’s all right. You’re not alone. ‘He felt for Felix’s hand held it tight, as more gym bunnies blocked out the light, swamping them.””

Charlie Higson

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

In a chaotic fight, a friend offers comfort and solidarity, emphasizing that no one is alone.

In simple terms: Friends provide support in danger.

Key Takeaway

Offer and accept help during crises.

Themes

friendship solidarity danger

Mood

empathetic hopeful

Type

narrative inspirational

When to use this quote

  • battlefield
  • emergency response
  • disaster relief

Key Concepts

human resilience combat stress

Questions to Reflect On

  • Who can you rely on in a crisis?
  • How do you show support to others?
A Different Perspective

Support may not always be enough to change outcomes.

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