Top 280 Mira Grant Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “To tell the truth is to provide armament against a world too full of cruelties to be defeated with simple falsehoods. If these truths mean the world is less comforting than it might have been, it seems like a pretty small price to pay.”

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152. “Sometimes science was the closest thing to the sword of an avenging angel humanity was ever going to get.”

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153. “Indy Rivers got things done. Maybe she was a fictional character, but they were in a fictional place, in a fictional situation. There were worse things to be than fictional.”

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154. “Mira Grant is actually my pseudonym. And Seanan is pronounced SHAWN-in.”

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155. “Etienne gave me lessons. Three of them. Then he said I was a menace and refused to teach me anything more for fear that I’d slice his head off.”

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156. “At least you know that you’re crazy. That means you have the potential to recover.”

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157. “The truth will make you free, but it won’t make you particularly wealthy.”

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158. “I’ve done tangos with men who thought my ass was a squeaky toy.”

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159. “There weren’t any fairy tales in the streets around me. If there was ever a Cinderella, her glass slippers shattered under her weight and she limped home bleeding from the ball.”

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160. “Never ask a mermaid if you can borrow her tail.”

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161. “It’s a hard world these days, and no matter how hard we try, it just keeps on getting harder.”

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162. “The seas are rising, the weather is changing, and Spindrift House is haunted.”

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163. “I am, in fact, immortal when annoyed.”

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164. “There’s only one thing we never wrote down. You know what it was.”

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165. “They acted on a flawed assumption taken from an incomplete truth, and they screwed us all.”

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166. “This was it: this was the moment where I would have to decide whether I wanted to be the girl I’d always been, or whether I was ready to become someone new. Someone who was brave enough to crawl into the dark alone, and see where the risk would take her. Someone who was going to survive.”

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167. “Think about that for a moment. They died for you. Now take a good look at the life you’re living and tell me: Did they do the right thing?”

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168. “I swallowed the urge to sigh. Sometimes it can be easy to forget that I don’t really work with anyone my own age. Except on the rare occasions where Joey or Danika decide to call me up for a chat, I am the lone adult in a sea of children, like Captain Hook finally taking full responsibility for the Lost Boys after getting rid of that loser Pan.”

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169. “We are in the middle of what looks increasingly like the zombie apocalypse. Moaning people don’t need help. Moaning people are intending to eat us.”

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170. “I’ll challenge senators and kings for the right to know the truth, but far be it from me to challenge a woman in her own kitchen.”

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171. “You’re crazy. You know that, right? I mean, Shannon says it’s not a good word to use, because sometimes people who aren’t crazy point it at people who are and use it like a weapon, but I figure we’re both crazy, so that makes it okay.” I was.”

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172. “Humans have always preferred to live their lives? by daylight. I used to think it was because human beings have crappy night vision, and it wasn’t until I got older and more cynical that I realized it was because they have less to be afraid of during the day.”

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173. “Most guys my age have girlfriends and drinking buddies on their speed dial. Me, I have the Memphis CDC.”

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174. “That’s the beauty of the future. We get to change it.”

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175. “Sometimes you need lies to stay alive.”

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176. “My story ended where so many stories have ended since the Rising: with a man – in this case, my adoptive brother and best friend, Shaun – holding a gun to the base of my skull as the virus in my blood betrayed me, transforming me from a thinking human being into something better suited to a horror movie.”

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177. “No matter how comfortable I felt at SymboGen, I needed to remember how good they were at taking things and reducing them to their lowest common denominator.”

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178. “It is what it is. Isn’t that how these things always go? They are what they are. We just get to cope.”

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179. “Life as the chosen religious figure for a colony of cryptid mice can be a lot of things, but it’s definitely never boring.”

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180. “Failure to die is always appreciated.”

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181. “Danger is a side effect of what I do, not the reason behind it.”

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182. “Protecting the human race should really come with a per diem, I swear.”

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183. “So this is fun. This is a fun time.”

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184. “There was no warning before the outbreaks began. One day, things were normal; the next, people who were supposedly dead were getting up and attacking anything that came into range. This was upsetting for everyone involved, except for the infected, who were past being upset about that sort of thing.”

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185. “People who can’t hack it as Irwins because they’re too violent go into the air travel industry.”

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186. “I’m a mad scientist, aren’t I? We all have master plans. Without them, we’d just be fairly disgruntled scientists who think we really ought to form a committee to discuss our grievances.”

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187. “Once a door is open, you have to live with what’s on the other side.”

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188. “More things we learned from the Rising: It’s hard to gentrify a city that’s on fire.”

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189. “This was where darkness went to live forever, growing deeper and more powerful as the eons passed it by.”

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190. “Georgia Mason had too much indignation for a single lifetime,” I said. “She had to come back, if only so she could correct the accounts of her death.”

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191. “It was beautiful. He thought he had never seen anything so beautiful in all his life; that, having seen it, he could die content, knowing that he would never see anything so beautiful again. He wished he could have seen it for longer. More, he wished he could have taken it apart, studied it all the way down to its bones, and then built it back up again. Dissection without death, discovery without destruction.”

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192. “Gail Mitchell was a microcosm of the human race, of the thousands of people who would look at us and see their children, friends, and lovers turned into monsters and turned against them.”

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193. “THE WOOD is dark and the wood is deep and the trees claw at the sky with branches like bones, ripping holes in the canopy of clouds, revealing glimpses of a distant, rotting moon the color of dead flesh.”

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194. “May posterity show mercy when it look back upon the work we do today. We did what we could with what we had.”

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195. “Fooling laymen with science is sometimes so easy it should be criminal.”

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196. “Post-traumatic shock,′ said Shaun. ‘He thinks he’s a boa constrictor.”

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197. “No one should be posing for duck-lipped selfies with the plaque of the dead. That wouldn’t be right.”

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198. “The zombies are here, and they’re not going away, but they’re not the story.”

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199. “Curiosity is what it looks like when you’re in love with the world.”

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200. “Humanity has always been disturbingly happy to sacrifice its future on the alter of right now.”

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