Marriage Quote by Diana Gabaldon

“I should fancy, however, that murder is always a mistake. One should never do anything that one cannot talk about after dinner.”

— Oscar Wilde

“No man can bring about the perfect murder; chance, however, can do it.”

— Vladimir Nabokov

“Here's what I know. There are usually two reasons people commit premeditated murder. Love and money.”

— Julie Ann Walker

“I do know that framing your husband for your murder is beyond the pale of what an average would do. But it's so very…

— Gillian Flynn

“Perhaps he was frightened by the sheer prospect of matrimony, of marrying a girl he would one day want to murder.”

— Richard Russo

“Through the act of getting married, one has taken on the task of mutual confrontation until death.”

— Adolf Guggenbhuhl-Craig

“The man clearly needed dating advice if he thought setting her up for murder was a way to make her want to run away…

— Leighann Dobbs

“To not try at all is a form of murder itself.”

— Lisa Tawn Bergren

“He says marriage is a continuous inevitable confrontation that can be resolved only through death.”

— Elizabeth Mckenzie

“There's nothing like a good old-fashioned murder to bring people closer together.”

— Mitzi Kelly

“You are not a murderer. I find it difficult to think of that as a personality flaw.”

— Marissa Meyer

“Murder doesn’t bother you much, does it?” “Not as much as your endless questions.”

— Shawn Wickersheim