Top 150 Cameron Jace Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “The idea of killing people you have never met before because they’re wearing a different uniform baffles me. But.”

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102. “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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103. “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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104. “I have to admit, insanity is so much fun.”

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105. “Why did he warn me about a circus? Isn’t it supposed to be a fun place? Unless you meet the clown, of course.”

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106. “If I was in my sane mind, I’d contemplate and try to find a meaning to of all this. But this is the mad world I am a living in.”

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107. “Of course, humans’ greatest weakness had always been their fear. In particular, the fear of others. They feared anything that was different from them so much that they had the audacity to kill it, exterminate it right away, and call it their enemy.”

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108. “There is no Jack inside. Just the corpse of some guy I don’t know.”

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109. “Mad is beautiful,” I say. “It has its flaws, but when shared with the good-hearted it’s beautiful.”

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110. “Axel and Fable, their father was a woodcutter, and they live in a Candy House? Axel is always hungry, and eats too much candy, and Fable is fond of eating bread. It doesn’t get easier than that to know who they really are.”

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111. “One of the privileges of not knowing who you are is that you can pretend to be anyone you like.”

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

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113. “You’re caring too much about people, Alice,” he says. “Take it from me: sane is mundane, insanity is the new black.” I.”

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114. “Dictatorship is like a disease. It doesn’t hit you in the face. It spreads slowly until it grows bigger than you think it ever could.”

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115. “Welcome to the real world,” Inspector Dormouse says. “No one cares about anything. Each worker in the system only cares to lift the responsibility off his shoulders. Give them a good reason and promise it’s all your fault when something goes wrong, and you’re good to go.”

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116. “Always be pessimistic in your hopes with a monster. Always believe you will fail. Because if you feel a tinge of optimism, they will see it and stab you the same moment you thought you won.” “I.”

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117. “What was the diagnosis of an independent mind? Was it madness to be different, to want to live, and disobey? “You’re.”

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118. “That’s the way libraries are everywhere,” Axel whispered, not turning around. “Each library is camouflaged, hiding the real library inside it somewhere, which can only be reached if you walk the darkest aisle until the end.”

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119. “I mean, what does a devil want but to find meaning in life after a long journey of turmoil and troubles?”

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120. “Maybe that’s why people only dream with eyes closed. To open one’s eyes is such a dream killer.”

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121. “Time was the greatest murderer in history.”

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122. “You’re not capable of breathing!” A short kiddo complained. “Well, at least you could have the courtesy to let me pretend that I do,” I fired back. “How.”

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123. “It isn’t hard at all,” Fabiola says. “This is what true humans feel. We’re all here in this world to help one another.” “And.”

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124. “What’s life but a big silly book?”

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125. “Kids are nonsensical by nature. A lame joke would make them laugh, because they are at ease with who they are. Unlike grown-ups, who are weighed down by the years.”

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126. “Put your morals in your back pocket please, and get them out later.”

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127. “And the truth shall set you free,” the Pillar muses. “Free enough to kill one another.” “Stop.”

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128. “A girl who knew when to kiss, and when to kill.”

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129. “Just think of how his book has inspired, affected, and shaped the minds of children for almost one hundred and fifty years. 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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130. “If close my eyes and open them again, will my world ever change for the better?”

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131. “It’s the crimes we don’t do anything about that are the real evil.”

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132. “Pain is like a glue to the skin. Try to rip it off and it will take a piece of you with it.” “And.”

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133. “Money feels funny in my hands. If I give you this slice of paper, you let me on the bus? It’s ridiculous.”

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134. “If you hold your breath long enough, you’re dead. If you give up and start breathing, you’re mad. Isn’t that so, Alice from Wonderland?”

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135. “You don’t understand.” His bulgy eyes are getting moist. “I miss Wonderland. I am like a child who became a scientist, only to learn that all he really wanted was to never grow up in the first place. I wanted to stay in Wonderland. I wanted to find Alice again.”

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136. “I don’t think I am a bible man, Alice – I love comics though.”

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137. “If you want to rule, you have to sacrifice a few things.”

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138. “Seriously, Alice. Aren’t you curious about the things you don’t remember?”

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139. “I want to know if he sees Jack.”

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140. “You know what I think? I think that the world never got the time to hate me. It just wanted to hate me long before it met me.”

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141. “The only way to stay sane in the world outside is to save a soul every day.”

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142. “Some people kill and do horrible things; other people are most lovable in this world. I need to learn how to tune my inner compass to find the good ones.”

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143. “I knew time was the greatest murderer in history. It always arrived wherever you were, not a tick too soon, and not a tock too late.”

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144. “The Wonderland Wars,” Fabiola says. “What did you think those epic fantasies, the Lord of the Rings and Narnia, were about?” No words come out of my mouth. I’m starting to realize how Wonderland is connected to everything. “They were meant to inspire generations and educate them about the idea of good and evil in this world.” Fabiola stops to make sure I am following. “They were discreetly using literature to prepare generations for the Wonderland Wars.”

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145. “In a plague everyone dies. Poor, rich, powerful, weak, buyer, seller. In a war, a lot of people get rich. You sell weapons, give the illusion of safety to those you protect. It’s a different ball game.” I.”

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146. “Being picky isn’t helping when you’re trapped in a morgue.”

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147. “People are destined to die, and others are destined to be born every day.”

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148. “Tell me, Alice.” He rubs something off his trousers. “On a scale from one to insanity, how insane are you?”

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149. “When I get closer, I notice his head is cut off. He wears it on and off, and even kicks it like a football and runs after it. His overalls are spattered with blood.”

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150. “The Cheshire, wearing one of his grinning cat masks, sat with a glass of milk in his hand. He was rocking back and forth in a chair to the song “Cat’s in the Cradle” by Harry Chapin.”

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