Mankind Quote by John Geddes

“Mankind cannot remain indifferent to its monsters.”

— Georges Batailles

“Unlike the beasts of the wild, the many cruel varieties of human monsters, when at last cornered, seldom fight with greater ferocity. Instead, they…

— Dean Koontz

“Monsters are not naturally born. They are born through the darkness and hatred of humanity.”

— Emi Ishikawa

“Mankind is close to savagery and must live by rules. If not, we would sink into our own animal nature and perish.”

— Noah Gordon

“Besides, I think that on some level, every one of us needs to believe we can hold our own against the monsters in life—especially…

— Angie Fox

“There is nothing more savage than modern civilization.”

— Bryant McGill

“But haven't all ambitious people something of the monstrous about them? You, sir, for instance, if you will forgive me, are a little bit…

— Mervyn Peake

“We are accustomed to look upon the shackled form of a conquered monster.”

— Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad

“Sometimes mortals were even stranger than monsters.”

— Rick Riordan

“A very, terribly long time ago, before such things as television and good table manners or even children, ferocious monsters roamed a younger, angrier…

— Berkeley Breathed

“We are a race prone to monsters, she thought, and when we produce one we worship it.”

— Iain M. Banks

“To endure becoming a monster you have to discard your humanity.”

— Armin Arlert