Dead people Quote by Victoria Schwab

“She loved the cemetery because it was quiet and beautiful. Grown-ups argued so much when they were alive. No one argued when they were…

— Dianna Hardy

“In this town of towheaded drunks, [his daughter] would bear the weight of her difference, doled out in murmurs, taunts, and shoves. But now…

— Anya Ulinich

“And unless one can observe the guilt and regret of the mourners, surely there is nothing satisfactory about being dead?”

— Truman Capote

“People like him, who buried their past so determinedly, should not help it from the grave so easily.”

— Steve Berry

“She tried not to be gloomy at funerals. People lived, and died, and were remembered. It happened in the same way that winter followed…

— I Shall Wear Midnight Terry Pratchett

“{Victor} was no exception to a rule of Alun's that men over fifty who took care of themselves were not to be trusted.”

— Kingsley Amis

“Victor was naturally quiet, but even more so under pressure, which gave his peers the distinct impression he knew what he was doing, even…

— Victoria Schwab

“Here in this cemetery, which they began to stroll around once more, the state of not-knowing and not-feeling which belonged to the dead seemed…

— Colm Tóibín

“You walk down the street and people are just graveyards, really.”

— Kirk Read

“The dead were just the dead, neither awful nor remarkable. History separated out these individuals and preserved their names where others were obilterated for…

— Rosie Thomas

“So we are drawn to graveyards, where we can be close to the dead and ponder their fate as well as our own.”

— Julia Scheeres

“I thought maybe we mourned not only for the dead but also for the living. We felt their absence before we knew for sure…

— Vaddey Ratner