Death Quote by Emily Brontë

“She'd long ago learned that only those with something to lose were afraid of dying.”

— Jennifer Donnelly

“Why?' she whispered. He didn't need her to elaborate; he knew what she was asking. 'I don't want you to be afraid of dying.…

— M. Leighton

“You could die," she whispered. "Everything dies," he whispered back. "I'm afraid of so much more than dying.”

— Kristen Ciccarelli

“I'm so scared of dying without ever being really seen. Can you understand?”

— David Foster Wallace

“The only thing she really enjoyed was a funeral. You knew where you were with a corpse. Nothing more could happen to it. But…

— L.M. Montgomery

“She wished to say everything; she was afraid he might die before she had done so.”

— Henry James

“As soon as she concentrated on being alive now, the thought of dying also came into her mind.”

— Jostein Gaarder

“The fact that he was dead hadn’t worried her. After all, she had grown up surrounded by the dead. She knew it was not…

— Gemma Holden

“I don't know why people are so afraid of dying. It only takes a moment. ”

— Nikolai Grozni

“Doesn’t do much good,” she’d said, “to fear one kind of death and not another.”

— Victoria Schwab

“Even though we knew she was going to die eventually, when it happened it was still a terrible, rude shock. I thought I was…

— Hope Edelman

“He looked at her then, and she could see he wasn't afraid. "Nothing really dies as long as it's not forgotten," he said.”

— L.J. Smith