Death Quote by Terry Pratchett

“The road, Hwel felt, had to go somewhere. This geographical fiction has been the death of many people. Roads”

— Terry Pratchett

“The road must eventually lead to the whole world. Ain't nowhere else it can go - right?”

— Jack Kerouac

“And all roads go to where there are people.”

— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

“What place would that be, a whole world without roads? It was a panicking thought. A world without roads! He would go nowhere in…

— Lydia Millet

“If you don't know where you're going, all roads lead there.”

— Laurence Eubank

“We had longer ways to go. But no matter, the road is life.”

— Jack Kerouac

“And then there are roads that can't be walked back.”

— Aquib Ali

“The thing about roads is sometimes you happen upon them again. Sometimes you get another chance to travel down the same path.”

— Jill Santopolo

“and roads, new roads probing endlessly, shamelessly, as though all that mattered was to be elsewhere.”

— Ian McEwan

“The Road Life isn't a destination It's a journey. But you gotta be heading somewhere or you're just a mouse going round. Even if…

— Carolee Dean

“Because of its search for comprehensiveness, his narrative is an organically multidirectional movement rather than a straight journey on a highway interrupted by less…

— Silvia Montiglio

“Whatever separate roads their hearts had set on, they needed to finish the journey … see where it took them.”

— Karen Kingsbury