Quotes from Control

Lydia Kang ·  393 pages

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“What's the meaning of life?"
"I have been programmed by Hexus to reply 'meatballs,'" it says.”
― Lydia Kang, quote from Control


“Trust no one, I scold myself. Even if they smell good.”
― Lydia Kang, quote from Control


“For once, I'll be proud to be in the shadows.”
― Lydia Kang, quote from Control


“Trust is essential when you're planning to lie to everyone you know.”
― Lydia Kang, quote from Control


“Welcome to Aureus, land of illegal freaks. Have some torture and tea while you're here.”
― Lydia Kang, quote from Control



“once, I’ll be proud to be in the shadows.”
― Lydia Kang, quote from Control


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Lydia Kang
Born place: in The United States
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