Guilt Quote by Jack Henry Abbott

“Guilt is like a sore, endlessly fascinating, and the guilty party feels compelled to examine it and pick at it, so that it never…

— Stephen King

“Guilt, did I say? In what consists ours, unless in the opinion of an ill-judging world?”

— Matthew Gregory Lewis

“Guilt is felt by not only the guilty, but more so by those who feel they deserve it when in fact, they don’t. Guilt…

— K.M. Golland

“The only guilt of the victims, he thought, had been that they accepted it as guilt.”

— Ayn Rand

“...if we feel guilt, if we believe it in our own minds, that's what's true to us.”

— Heather Graham

“It is strange the way that someone who wants to find you guilty can start to make you believe in your own guilt, even…

— S.J. Parris

“But I've seen enough to know that we all carry a measure of guilt and innocence among us.”

— David Carr

“The way it works in real life is that guilt is proportionate. In other words, there are degrees of guilt.”

— Lisa Scottoline

“...guilt is often assumed before innocence can be proven.”

— Miguel Syjuco

“Guilt doesn’t have to make sense; it just is.”

— Dot Hutchison

“It's not the innocence that made him so certain. It's the arrogance of his guilt.”

— Katherine Stone

“Guilt is the only affect I know of that does not diminish with time. Nor does the guilty conscience have any sense of priority…

— John Banville