Death Quote by Terry Pratchett

“I'm not sure I should tell you. Not while you're alive, at least. Some things are better left for after death." (Mac)”

— Marshall Thornton

“The least a man could expect was to die with his clothes on.”

— Jo Robertson

“Imagine the jacket copr: People behaved mostly well and then they died.”

— Gillian Flynn

“I stared at MacFinn for a long moment. I believed that he was telling me the truth. That he didn’t have much control, if…

— Jim Butcher

“But I'm not dead!" Tereza cried. "I can still feel!" "So can we," the corpses laughed.”

— Milan Kundera

“When he died, I felt like a dark, devouring force had been stilled at last. I wore his death like wings.”

— Thomas H Cook

“I just couldn't be dead any longer.”

— Jonathan Safran Foer

“why did he have look like he just stepped off of an abercrombie bag?”

— Rebecca Donovan

“The Feegles believe that they are dead. This world is so nice, they argue, that they must have been really good in a past…

— Terry Pratchett

“Nudge: You aren't dead . Iggy (irritably): No. You aren't dead either. How about just 'hello'?”

— James Patterson

“death followed him everywhere, sniffing at the cuffs of his pants, but never deciding to give him the final clutch of its claws.”

— Gabriel García Márquez

“grabbed my hand to drag me off. Clothes shopping. Even death apparently wasn’t an escape.”

— Dennis E. Taylor