“Bite me, damn it, or I'll kick you in the balls so hard, you'll scream into the next century!”
― Tina Folsom, quote from Samson's Lovely Mortal
“Champagne?" Carl asked.
"You know we don't drink champagne, Carl." Ricky laughed.
"Yes, but I don't think it's polite in mixed company to gulp down glasses of blood.”
― Tina Folsom, quote from Samson's Lovely Mortal
“May I have another one?" Her voice was smooth, silky, tempting.
Did she know this was foreplay?”
― Tina Folsom, quote from Samson's Lovely Mortal
“You are more beautiful than any woman I’ve ever met. And if there weren’t so many people here, I’d show you just how desirable I think you are.”
― Tina Folsom, quote from Samson's Lovely Mortal
“A humming sound alerted him to a message on his cell phone. He looked at it.
'She said yes'.
Yes! Yes! Yes!”
― Tina Folsom, quote from Samson's Lovely Mortal
“Open," he urged her in a soft voice.
Samson to Delilah”
― Tina Folsom, quote from Samson's Lovely Mortal
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“Gordie: Do you think I'm weird?
Chris: Definitely.
Gordie: No man, seriously. Am I weird?
Chris: Yeah, but so what? Everybody's weird”
― Stephen King, quote from The Body
“I had no one, but Hamlet. Who hated me with the fire of a thousand suns.”
― Cora Carmack, quote from Losing It
“Мария тоже слегка побледнела, но ей импонируют интеллектуалы - от этого я так и не смог ее отучить; интеллект Кинкеля импонировал также будущей госпоже Фредебейль: словесную обработку, которой ее подвергли, она сопровождала вздохами, на мой взгляд почти неприличными. Поистине, на бедняжку обрушился целый интеллектуальный смерч, в ход было пущено все - от отцов церкви до Брехта, и, когда я, отдышавшись немного, пришел с балкона, они впали в состояние полной прострации и пили крюшон... и все это только потому, что бедная простушка похвалила "неплохие рассказики" Бенна.
Сейчас у нее уже двое детей от Фредебейля, хотя ей еще нет двадцати двух; телефонные звонки все еще раздавались в их квартире, и я представил себе, что в эту минуту она возится с молочными бутылочками, детскими присыпками, пеленками и вазелином, донельзя беспомощная и сконфуженная, и еще я подумал о ворохе грязного детского белья и о груде жирной немытой посуды на кухне. Однажды, когда они доконали меня своими разговорами, я вызвался помочь ей по хозяйству - подсушивать хлеб, делать бутерброды и варить кофе; исполнять такую работу мне куда менее противно, чем участвовать в беседах определенного свойства.”
― Heinrich Böll, quote from The Clown
“Hélène Lagonelle’s body is heavy, innocent still, her skin’s as soft as that of certain fruits, you almost can’t grasp her, she’s almost illusory, it’s too much. She makes you want to kill her, she conjures up a marvelous dream of putting her to death with your own hands. Those flour-white shapes, she bears them unknowingly, and offers them for hands to knead, for lips to eat, without holding them back, without any knowledge of them and without any knowledge of their fabulous power. I’d like to eat Hélène Lagonelle’s breasts as he eats mine in the room in the Chinese town where I go every night to increase my knowledge of God. I’d like to devour and be devoured by those flour-white breasts of hers.
I am worn out with desire for Hélène Lagonelle.
I am worn out with desire.
I want to take Hélène Lagonelle with me to where every evening, my eyes shut, I have imparted to me the pleasure that makes you cry out. I’d like to give Hélène Lagonelle to the man who does that to me, so he may do it in turn to her. I want it to happen in my presence, I want her to do it as I wish, I want her to give herself where I give myself. It’s via Hélène Lagonelle’s body, through it, that the ultimate pleasure would pass from him to me.
A pleasure unto death.”
― Marguerite Duras, quote from The Lover
“That's not a plan. That's a way to get a death so famously stupid that they'll be laughing about it in alehouses for a hundred years to come," Makin said.”
― Mark Lawrence, quote from Prince of Thorns
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