Danger Quote by Lois Lowry

“It wasn’t really, he knew, about less fear. It was about more courage.”

— Louise Penny

“Though not fearful of measurable dangers, she feared the unknown.”

— Thomas Hardy

“His fear came from needing her. It was the danger to her life that frightened him.”

— Anne Osterlund

“There was nothing to fear. Her fear was of the unknown, it was irrational.”

— Peter Cawdron

“Fear is really quite tedious. She wanted to be rid of it as soon as possible.”

— Jim Butcher

“But fear was usually devoid of common sense. And it was more powerful than she liked to admit. She’d”

— Nancy Mehl

“Maybe she feared there were different ways of being trapped than the ones she already knew.”

— Jodi Lynn Anderson

“They were afraid of dying, but they were even more afraid to show it.”

— Tim O'Brien

“If she must face the fact that she was fearful, she would also face the fear and overcome it.”

— John Varley

“... they were not really afraid. They were just afraid of being afraid.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

“There had been nothing to fear. The world turned out to be a gentler, more forgiving and richer plain than she'd ever imagined.”

— Vanessa Greene

“She realised now what courage actually was.  It wasn’t about not being afraid, no—it was more about feeling that fear and doing it anyway. ”

— Harmony Kent