Death Quote by Margaret Atwood

“...but the power of spilled blood overwhelmed the good intentions of those who wanted to end the violence.”

— Jeffrey Goldberg

“If I had to, I was going to rip every inch of me open, give him as much blood as he needed to survive.”

— Ada Adams

“He’d drafted a law requiring that all people of less than average intellect be required to commit suicide for the good of the city.…

— Brandon Sanderson

“How can he be killed most easily? With the fewest stains?”

— Donald Barthelme

“And in a way, this was how he had come to see his death, as a series of small ones taking place over the…

— Paule Marshall

“amidst the horrors of war, it became apparent that there was no way he could possibly survive the carnage. And if by some stroke…

— Julia Quinn

“He'd survived by following two very important rules: don't feel anything and don't expect anything from anyone.”

— G.P. Ching

“His life was merely a slow-moving tragedy, an act of steady dying conducted before everyone's eyes.”

— Simon Winchester

“I wasn't human enough to die easily.”

— J.C. Daniels

“He had conquered murder only to be faced with war. There were no laws for that.”

— T.H. White

“It occurred to me that the death of his grazing land hurt him more, incomparably more than the death of the human race. I…

— Peter Heller

“His mortality was suddenly everywhere at once.”

— Hugh Howey