Top 40 Michael R. Fletcher Quotes (2025 Update)

1. “Today’s truth will be tomorrow’s lie and you will be left questioning your own sanity.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

2. “In a mad world, only the mad are sane. – AKIRA KUROSAWA.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

3. “Culture, like religion, depends on the indoctrination of children before they are able to question or think for themselves.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

4. “I was sane once. It was horrible.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

5. “You can lead a horse to water, but drowning it is surprisingly difficult.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

6. “Words and swords, they were weapons. Weapons in which he was more than proficient. You can’t have sword without word, mused Wichtig.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

7. “We are, each and every one of us, addicted to chaos. Gorgeous, devouring, chaos. Every visceral pleasure comes from the moment when we truly lose control. That moment when our minds white out and thought vanishes, when the fire within us devours all rationality.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

8. “No, it is you who doesn’t understand. The facts don’t matter and that’s a fact. I wasn’t winning the crowd with logic, I was simply sowing seeds of doubt and bolstering my own confidence.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

9. “We are each living a story. What many of us are too afraid to admit is that we are the authors of our story. You are living the life you chose for yourself. You are living the result of each and every one of your choices. If you are letting others make decisions for you, you are allowing them to write your story. Do they have your best interests at heart? If you are unhappy, whose fault is that? Don’t like your life, go write yourself a better one.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

10. “A sane man is simply a man afraid to unleash his inner demons.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

11. “All communication is manipulation,” said Konig. “All interaction, social or otherwise, is a means of getting what you want. It’s the basis of society.”

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12. “Her lungs, like moldering cheesecloth sacks, hung visible between cracked and yellowing ribs. Her internal organs, long absent, only flaked brown gristle clung to her spine. Sparse clumps of pale hair clung to the few shreds of flesh still gripping her skull. Five other Cotardist assassins stood mutely behind her. Though none looked to be such an advanced state of decay, they all showed signs of rot and neglect.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

13. “Think about it. When you die you’ll be surrounded bu the people you killed. Who the hells goes around killing people they like? In the Afterdeath we’ll be surrounded by our enemies.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

14. “Getting rid of a truth makes us wiser than getting hold of a delusion.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

15. “Redemption. What a laughable concept. When he looked over his life, he couldn’t see where he had first stepped off the righteous path. More important, had he even ever laid a single foot on that path?”

— Michael R. Fletcher

16. “My mirror never shows me what I want to see. I can’t possibly be this fat and ugly!”

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17. “Those who live without a great fire in their soul live in darkness.”

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18. “Numerical superiority will win over superior weapons. Thus peasants are only peasants because they allow themselves to be peasants. Perhaps it’s what they want, though that makes little sense to me. They could as easily be the rulers if they decided.”

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19. “Konig couldn’t help but think of the man as a slab of walking muscle with all the intellect of a pair of cheap shoes.”

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20. “I wouldn’t say we were wealthy.” “Only the wealthy say that. Everyone else knows they’re poor.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

21. “That first kill taught him how easy it was. It taught him violence wasn’t the final refuge of the stupid, but rather the final refuge of a man unwilling to lose.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

22. “Trust your fears. When a quiet voice whispers, “you are being used”, listen. Ignore your baser desires.”

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23. “Fate didn’t stand in the way. Rather, they themselves were their own worst enemies.”

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24. “The doing is the easy part. It’s the deciding to do that is difficult. I most regret the decisions never made.”

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25. “Not everyone expects to have to kill someone every moment of every day. Bedeckt.”

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26. “Always best to start with violence and attempt communication second. People reacted more favorably when they knew you would snuff a few lives to get what you wanted... or for no reason whatsoever.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

27. “She’ll be waiting for me. Never before had he wanted immortality so badly.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

28. “All people need to make hell is more people.”

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29. “Frankly, none of it seemed terribly real. The past, I decided, was like that. Even the most cherished moments faded, became memories of memories, as we focussed on the parts we liked, and forgot the rest.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

30. “There’s something satisfying to proclaiming humility while knowing just how important you truly are.”

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31. “Fear would never allow him anything so hopelessly silly as hope. Still, fear would keep him alive. It was the only sane emotion in an insane world.”

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32. “See, I understand what no one else seems to grasp. Communication is manipulation. Every time we speak we are trying to achieve an effect – a goal. We first learn to talk so we may better manipulate our parents. Sign language. Grunting and pointing. Wearing certain clothes and baubles. Walking or standing a certain way. This is all language and it is all manipulation.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

33. “Confident men didn’t hunger for worship, didn’t crave fear. The wants of a man who likes himself are so very different from those of a man drowning in self-loathing.”

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34. “Gehirn had to protect her love – and she only knew one way to do so. She lit the sky afire.”

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35. “Doubt grew only in the fertile darkness of solitude.”

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36. “Can a need for sanity reach insane proportions?”

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37. “No one loathed her more than she and thus none could truly harm her.”

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38. “The borders of man, defined by politics, war, and faith – all three manifestations of delusion – meant even more to gods.”

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39. “Trustworthy people, was that an oxymoron?”

— Michael R. Fletcher

40. “On a good day her breath could drop a bull at a hundred paces. This was definitely not one of her good days. She was filthy and unappealing in every possible way.”

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41. “For all Wichtig spoke of trust, he trusted no one. For all he spoke of wisdom, he learned nothing. Every word he uttered was done so with an eye toward manipulation.”

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42. “The deranged tended to live in segregated parts of town where their delusions would not be tainted and limited by the proximity of the solid beliefs of the pathetic sane.”

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43. “I don’t see what I want to see, I see what I need to see. If you don’t like it, see something else.”

— Michael R. Fletcher

44. “And the people love a well-mannered killer.”

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45. “Cooking is woman’s work.” She tilted her head to one side, examining him like he was something unpleasant she’d stepped in. “Do you know how to build a house?” “What? No.” “But that’s man’s work.” “I’m not that kind of man.” “Well, I’m not that kind of woman.” Bedeckt.”

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46. “No one thanks you for showing them the light.”

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47. “People are happiest when striving, when working toward something. Life isn’t about the destination; it’s not about winning. It’s the fight, the struggle.”

— Michael R. Fletcher