Psychology Quote by Alan Bradley

“We shone flashlights through our fingers to convince ourselves that we're made of blood.”

— Joshua Knelman

“I grew sodden with light; my skin on the inside glowed a dull red.”

— Margaret Atwood

“I've often wondered why Nature, widely publicized being infinite in its wisdom, should have made the grave mistake of creating redheads, always so impulsive…

— P. G. Wodehouse

“Epidermis, epidermis! How could it mean so much, when underneath, all blood was red?”

— F. Sionil José

“If you hit flesh, you’re rewarded with a burst of fake blood. Our dummies are soaked in red.”

— Suzanne Collins

“...she went to the usual spot on her finger and poked with the sharp tip until a drop of blood welled obediently to the…

— Emma Törzs

“And what of your children?" I gestured to the others at the table. "The only thing that divides us from that laborer who toils…

— Lisa Tawn Bergren

“A touch of nature is a touch of a mother.”

— Bhuwan Thapaliya

“and when I took my fingers down, there was the stain of the tears, tinged with mortal blood. And already there was begun in…

— Anne Rice

“I try to grasp the colour of my blood and all I feel is life slipping through the colourless veins.”

— Munia Khan

“She was a monster, a bride of the darkness, and she rose to face her destiny as though it were the blood-red sunrise of…

— Julie C. Dao

“If anything in nature was as beautiful as it was deadly, it was she.”

— Randy C. Dockens