Top 150 Cameron Jace Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Humans are walky-talky apes, still stained with barbaric behaviors after so many centuries of evolution. They might dress better, talk mellower, and invent cool gadgets. They will say that they prefer love over war, but it’s all nonsense. Humans are still monsters. Always will be.”

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52. “In order to prove you are sane, you will have to do insane things.”

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53. “It’s typical of people to keep seeking answers they can’t handle yet. Questions are easy. Everyone’s got many. Answers are hard, and usually unlikable.”

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54. “But of course I am,” Loki says as he punches him in his jaw. The man falls down silently. Wow. One hit in the jaw. “Hocus Pocus, Zim Zalabim!” Loki can’t help it, talking to the unconscious man lying on the floor. “That’s what wizards in jeans do to guys who call themselves Constantine.”

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55. “I wonder if evolution wasn’t from ape to man, but from insane to sane.”

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56. “Finally, we realize who he is. We’re staring at the Muffin Man himself.”

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57. “The irony of life,” the Cheshire commented. Like Carroll, the Cheshire was capable of being anyone, anytime he wanted, except one person, himself, because he never knew who he really was.”

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58. “The only way to survive insanity is to admit it.”

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59. “It’s scary how the change of a word or two can twist any truth into a lie.”

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60. “Because frankly, the world will end anyway. It’s the crimes we don’t do anything about that are the real evil.”

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61. “He was talking about the easiest way to tell if someone is insane. It’s not the way they look, talk, or behave. The most common trait in insane people is that they think they aren’t insane. According to the Pillar’s nonsensical logic, we’re all insane. The only way to survive insanity is to admit it.”

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62. “It’s a shame you can’t smile when on your way to meet your maker,” he says to the dead. “You don’t want to leave a bad impression when meeting Him. It will be the most important interview in your afterlife.”

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63. “Don’t let bad people turn you into an equally violent hero.”

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64. “And suddenly, I see it. I see how we all can be hard on ourselves. Even though we do our best, and sometimes perform miracles, we’re just dramatic creatures. We seek perfection. Stupid perfection that has no meaning whatsoever.”

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65. “Too much yappening, not.”

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66. “Sometimes, when we’re fixated on reaching the end, we miss the important things along the way.”

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67. “And there is something else I realize now. That Fabiola was right. If you stare into the eyes of darkness, you will always get stained.”

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68. “It means it’s true we avoid the truth at all costs every day in our lives. But we don’t really lie. We make up things. Like a beautiful novel where we fake all our needs for a good hero. By the end of the book, you know it’s fiction, that it’s not true, but you’d be mistaken if you think it’s false either.” My.”

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69. “We watch these things as if they are a movie, as if they’re not real, until you see them with your own eyes. But.”

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70. “Time will always smile at you, even when it’s ripping you of the days and nights of your life.”

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71. “Actually, she is squeezing me, and her armpits smell. I expect more hygiene from sane people, but I say nothing.”

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72. “When society is ful of nonsense like ours, when the government makes decisions people don’t approve of and tells you that you have voted for those same decisions, sooner or later there will be a revolution.”

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73. “She is divorced, pregnant, and dying of loon cancer.” The crowd sympathizes deeply.”

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74. “It’s easy, Constance. All you have to do is believe.” “Believe in what, Alice?” “Madness.” I pull her tighter and jump.”

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75. “That’s the problem with sane people. They almost always have a license to kill those they think are insane.”

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76. “Do you see a rabbit with a watch, late for an appointment? No. I giggle, and I think people notice. Then you’re all right.”

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77. “How else am I supposed to show anxiety?” “You shouldn’t feel anxiety. You shouldn’t be feeling at all,” the kiddo wouldn’t stop.”

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78. “Don’t get any ideas, Pillar,” her words are sharp. “we’re not fighting on the same side. We’re only fighting the same enemy.”

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79. “If you’ve survived parasites and bacteria until the age of nineteen, you can survive sane people.”

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80. “I will tell you who Jack is exactly when you finish this mission.”

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81. “People falter and succumb under the pressure of madness every day of their lives. Be it work stress, spouse and family, self-actualization, boredom, teen issues, old-age issues, you name it. Madness is all around us.”

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82. “I guess Lewis couldn’t compete with God, although they are both big on nonsense.”

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83. “Luckily, killing is prohibited these days, unless you do it en masse. They call it conquering.” “So.”

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84. “You have no idea how an original text can be twisted though the years, only because someone misheard or misremembered the original story.”

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85. “It’s safe to say that Carroll’s words weren’t a stroke of luck, but of genius. Something in that book makes people relate. Wonderland must be real.”

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86. “Humans are still monsters. Always will be.”

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87. “One is never told the truth. One has to find it out.” “Whatever.”

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88. “Grow up, study, get your certificates, get married, have kids, and die. Thank you very much for attending the joke called life. They.”

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89. “Alice is grown up now, and she will try to save the world.”

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90. “It’s better to fracture a myth and let it spread and let it cling to the gelatin minds of children over the years than to bury it. Things buried are sooner or later dug up and surfaced, and then the truth shall be set free. Things altered are harder to bring back to its normal source, because in the mind of generations who have inherited the idea and passed it from one to another, they will refuse to believe otherwise.”

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91. “Insane things come to those who wait.”

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92. “I didn’t know why my mother, whom I hadn’t met, would send a woman who seemed to be death itself to me, but.”

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93. “Sometimes I don’t remember where I live. Sometimes I don’t want to do anything at all.”

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94. “That there is nothing wrong with having a dark side. It helps us know, and appreciate, our better side.”

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95. “Home was where the heart was, where we bled, where we laughed, met those we love, where we built, and what we fought for. Home was the dry soil we kept nurturing unconditionally, the place we took care of...”

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96. “Have you ever jumped out of a plane in a parachute, down to meet up with people who’d take selfies of your blood on their faces for breakfast?”

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97. “I don’t know,” I reply. “I guess I was busy.” “Unlikely.” “Maybe I am just not ready to see the faces of.”

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98. “The idea of killing people you have never met before because they’re wearing a different uniform baffles me. But.”

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99. “The grace of his walk could save me if I am crippled. His name on my lips could be my prayer against the madness of the world.”

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100. “The smoke was like a filtering screen, he had said. It helped him to see right through people’s invisible masks.”

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