Forgetting Quote by Colson Whitehead

“He needed to remember what he was really made of and return to his true nature. In”

— Deepak Chopra

“He knelt among the shadows and felt his isolation bitterly. They were savages it was true; but they were human.”

— William Golding

“He had traded the lives of people he did not know for those of men he did. That was, he supposed, human nature.”

— Jim Butcher

“What I remembered about the man then was how helpless he'd seemed, and how you could tell that helplessness had made him cruel.”

— Nic Pizzolatto

“Men, I thought, were more trouble than they were worth. Really, one should stick to books where one sees the hero coming a mile…

— Eva Rice

“That must have been the character of the man.”

— Swami Vivekananda

“He was a good man and a kind man but he never knew what he wanted. I think that eventually it killed him.”

— Jack Ketchum

“I once had been in the middle of a mass chaos and terrible riots. There, I witnessed how men were truly such as beasts…

— Toba Beta

“He had the feeling that humanity was running in place. So many centuries and they had not learned anything new.”

— Oliver Pötzsch

“Modern man has lost the sense of wonder about the unknown and he treats it as an enemy.”

— Laurens van der Post

“Somewhere deep inside, his humanity had been shaken by something so unnatural, so foreign in its essence, his very being withdrew from it...”

— Tamara Rose Blodgett

“That wild, dangerous part of him. He knew now where it was running, and to whom. He could never have known that the one…

— Thea Harrison