Death Quote by Terry Pratchett

“They’d been tortured half to death by a species of stone-age reptiles, and they were about to be eaten alive.”

— Jasper T. Scott

“I would not say no to a tortoise, I said.”

— Jessica Grant

“Bees buzzed in the bean blossoms. And the sun beat down on the upturned shell of Om. There is also a hell for tortoises.…

— Terry Pratchett

“I’m like a beautiful tortoise. I don’t waste my energy. Life is precious to me now.”

— Ottessa Moshfegh

“Nothing got more serious than allowing a tortoise to crawl across your kitchen floor.”

— J. Lynn

“And I wonder if any of the road-kill creatures actually wanted to die and threw themselves beneath the speeding wheels. A lethargic swallow who…

— Sara Baume

“I suppose without curiosity a man would be a tortoise. Very comfortable life, a tortoise has. Goes to sleep all winter and doesn't eat…

— Agatha Christie

“Death is a Predator, It preys on the Weak and the Helpless.”

— Zachary T. P. Johnson

“Suffice it to say, we were horrified by the entire concept of dying, even if we weren't the ones with the death sentence.”

— Tosca Lee

“That's what writers do, Conroy, we wait for the tortoises to come. We wait for that lady who walks them. That's how art works.…

— Anonymous

“And just then it occurred to him that he was going to die. It came with a rush; not as a rush of water…

— Ernest Hemingway

“Tortoises are incredible creatures," Dad says earnestly. "What they lack in elegance and beauty they more than make up for in the ability to…

— Holly Smale