Humor Quote by Scott Mebus
““He brought the knife down. Helplessly, Nicholas watched it head for his chest, but before but before it got there, a hand flew out of nowhere to meet it. The knife passed through the hand like it was water, but the the hilt jammed into the palm, trapping it an inch before the knife point could pierce Nicholas's chest. Albert turned in confusion to see Simon standing there with the knife clear through his hand. He looked too amazed to feel the pain. "Simon? But your useless," Albert said, shocked. "I'm just as surprised as you are," Simon replied,””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Last Apprentice, Scott Mebus, 2009
A sudden, impossible rescue occurs when a hand inexplicably blocks a deadly knife, highlighting unexpected heroism.
In simple terms: A hand stops a deadly knife in a miraculous way.
Recognize that help can come from unexpected places.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- combat
- life‑threatening injury
- sudden rescue
- friendship crisis
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What does this moment say about trust in crisis?
- How might we prepare for unexpected aid?
The scene stretches plausibility, making the rescue feel like fantasy rather than realistic.