Captains Quote by Charles Dickens

“It gave him hope—hope that he had not lost his soul in the act of killing, hope that humanity could still be found, and…

— Sarah J. Maas

He had no conscious knowledge of death, but like every animal of the Wild, he possessed the instinct of death. To him it stood…

— Jack London

“But the problem with hope was also what made it so wonderful. Once a bit of hope had come to life, it was difficult…

— Stephanie Garber

“Hope is sometimes fleeting, but always precious. Sad to say, when the battle began, most of my companions had no hope at all.”

— T.A. Barron

Hope was an instinct only the reasoning human mind could kill. An animal never knew despair.

— Graham Greene

“He was almost there, ready to hang up his wings, to leave behind everyone who mattered to him. To descend into a pit of…

— Jay Allan

For the first time in his existence, he knew he was drowning and he wasn't thinking about survival.

— Christine Feehan

Hope was a dangerous emotion that more often than not led men into foolishness and peril, made them risk their lives and lose their…

— BENTLEY LITTLE

Man alone knows that he must die; but that very knowledge raises him, in a sense, above mortality, by making him a sharer in…

— George Santayana

“After all this time, he had hope, and then hope was gone, and he hates himself for giving in to hope. He, who exists…

— John Connolly

“Many survivors find that they didn’t really know how to express sadness or anger throughout most of their lives. They were instead expected to…

— Jackson MacKenzie

“Humans are probably the only creatures who know that they will die. They know for certain and yet they keep going. A resilient spirit…

— Sonia Rumzi