“She seemed to feed on their laughter, and they on her humor, like the lily of the pond—sustained by the very water… — Molly Collier Comedian Copy Share Image
“People are like the tall grasses of the field. They will bend in whatever direction the wind blows.” — Molly Collier Bystander Copy Share Image
“People were so easy to predict if one only paid attention to their lips. Most people told their stories there without even… — Molly Collier Body language Copy Share Image
“Somewhere between love and pain was the feeling of a family that was missing one of its founding members.” — Molly Collier Family Copy Share Image
“She hadn’t understood loss until it had laid her to waste, and she feared what would become of her when she was… — Molly Collier Character-study Copy Share Image
“But the agony of her loss reminded her that every day was a gift, and the depth of her love reminded her… — Molly Collier Blessings Copy Share Image
“Idealism is the cradle for change. One cannot make something new without first envisioning the possibility.” — Molly Collier Change Copy Share Image
“Even you cannot control your shine, my friend. This whole world is in your shadow.” — Molly Collier Female friends Copy Share Image
“Have faith even in the finite, my dear. Faith and science are but the hands and feet of miracles.” — Molly Collier Faith Copy Share Image
“Doha wasn’t a very good friend. But he was a good person. And he was a great engineer.” — Molly Collier Bad friend Copy Share Image
“He looked distraught, though perhaps he always looked like that, given that he didn’t eat enough or sleep enough or witness sunlight… — Molly Collier Engineer Copy Share Image
“In any friendship or partnership, there is always one that shines just a little bit brighter than the other. He doesn’t mean… — Molly Collier Characterization Copy Share Image
“Oh, to be the spitting image of her father, or a younger version of her mother. She longed to carry those pieces… — Molly Collier Grief Copy Share Image
“He hated his vanity, but it was a characteristic and nearly altogether unavoidable trait of the attractive. Perhaps it was self-preservation—simply his… — Molly Collier Aging Copy Share Image
“Was it malice or stupidity? Doha had found that the motivation for most confusing attributes of other people could be classified into… — Molly Collier Black-and-white-thinking Copy Share Image
