Bad luck Quote by Stephenie Meyer
““So let's say my bad luck did crash the plane. What exactly are were you going to do about it?' 'Why is the plane crashing?' He was trying to hide a smile now. 'The piolets are passed out and drunk.' 'Easy. I'd fly the plane.' Of course. I pursed my lips and tried again. 'Both engines have exploded and we're falling in a death spiral towards the earth.' 'I'd wait till we were close enough to the ground, get a good grip on you, kick out the wall, and jump. Then, I'd run you back to the scene of the accident, and we'd stumble around like the two luckiest surviours in history.' I stared at him wordlessly. 'What?' He wispered." - Edward Cullen and Bella Swan, Eclipse””
About This Quote
Source Film: The Twilight Saga – Eclipse, 2010
A darkly humorous exchange about a catastrophic plane crash, highlighting absurd confidence and morbid optimism.
In simple terms: A crazy plan to survive a plane crash with reckless bravado.
Key Takeaway
Embrace humor in dire situations.
Themes
dark humor
survival
absurdity
Mood
ironic
playful
Type
fictional
dialogue
When to use this quote
- disaster scenario
- fictional dialogue
- character interaction
Key Concepts
confidence
morbid optimism
hyperbole
Questions to Reflect On
- What would you actually do in a real emergency?
- Can humor help cope with fear?
A Different Perspective
The plan is unrealistic and ignores safety.
