Quotes from The Labyrinth Wall

Emilyann Girdner ·  305 pages

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“Delusional or not, maybe if I believe in a better world with enough conviction, and convince others to believe it as well, then it will be real.”
― Emilyann Girdner, quote from The Labyrinth Wall


“No matter what there always seems to be something clouding my existence, nothing is ever clear.”
― Emilyann Girdner, quote from The Labyrinth Wall


“My strings are being pulled, this time by a different puppet master.”
― Emilyann Girdner, quote from The Labyrinth Wall


“What’s not to love? I made friends with a pretty girl and now we get to plan a castle break in. This beats the day to day kill, eat and survive.”
― Emilyann Girdner, quote from The Labyrinth Wall


“I think I sense a tone of honesty, if honesty exists in this world.”
― Emilyann Girdner, quote from The Labyrinth Wall



“Reality worked its way into my dreams where it wasn’t welcome.”
― Emilyann Girdner, quote from The Labyrinth Wall


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