Death Quote by Rita Stradling

“The means are inconsequential, only the ends matter”

— Rita Stradling

“Going insane would be worse than dying. At least death is clear and final”

— Rita Stradling

“Some people are worth the world”

— Rita Stradling

“Vintage. That was what the used car sales automaton had called the little white car. Three hours later, she learned that vintage meant death…

— Rita Stradling

“We both know that if any one of our lives was simplified into a paragraph, we’d all come out sounding pretty bad. No one…

— Rita Stradling

“Rose pivoted. “Alainn, can I ask you something about ethics?” Alainn nodded, slowly. “Sure.” Rose’s inhuman eyes met hers, and she asked, “Would you…

— Rita Stradling

“I’m just saying that you live every day like you’re challenging death to come find you, and other people live their days seeing death…

— Rita Stradling

“When you’ve crawled through the darkness, the light is so much more glorious.”

— Rita Stradling

“As the sweaty, alcohol fuming bodies press in on me from all directions I decide that my ideal of a good time is reading…

— Rita Stradling

“Sometimes, the best deed you can do for another person is to not save them from their troubles.”

— Rita Stradling

“I don’t agree. The morning fog makes the graveyard beautiful, soft and sad as a voice humming a lullaby, but I don’t tell her…

— Rita Stradling

“People always have such a hard time believing that robots could do bad things.”

— Rita Stradling