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Paul Tremblay Quote: “I haven’t asked for help because I’m afraid to learn I could’ve ben helping myself all along and I’ve wasted so much time, a lifetime, and I haven’t asked for help because I’m trying my best and I don’t want to know my best isn’t good enough, will never be good enough, and I don’t ask for help because help means coping with the terrible thing and I don’t want to cope, to simply go on, and I childishly think coping hides the fact that there is no purpose and no reason for anything.”

51. “I haven’t asked for help because I’m afraid to learn I could’ve ben helping myself all along and I’ve wasted so much time, a lifetime, and I haven’t asked for help because I’m trying my best and I don’t want to know my best isn’t good enough, will never be good enough, and I don’t ask for help because help means coping with the terrible thing and I don’t want to cope, to simply go on, and I childishly think coping hides the fact that there is no purpose and no reason for anything.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “An ever-evolving mental life is impossible to fully detail, even by the owner, and one generally goes from day to day unquestioning one’s own being or consciousness, with absolute faith in this is who I am and this is how I think.”

52. “An ever-evolving mental life is impossible to fully detail, even by the owner, and one generally goes from day to day unquestioning one’s own being or consciousness, with absolute faith in this is who I am and this is how I think.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “Happiness was for dogs, lovely creatures though they were. Ramola yearned for something more complex, something earned, and something more satisfying.”

53. “Happiness was for dogs, lovely creatures though they were. Ramola yearned for something more complex, something earned, and something more satisfying.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “Dad laughed, and despite two thousand volts of frustration tingling and twitching through my body, I laughed too. Everything about him that morning seemed relaxed and brighter than it had in months. He’d always been a moody guy. No one was funnier or more fun to play with than he was when in the right mood and you could feel the barometric pressure drop when he wasn’t.”

54. “Dad laughed, and despite two thousand volts of frustration tingling and twitching through my body, I laughed too. Everything about him that morning seemed relaxed and brighter than it had in months. He’d always been a moody guy. No one was funnier or more fun to play with than he was when in the right mood and you could feel the barometric pressure drop when he wasn’t.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “The cabin is now a haunted house, baptized by yesterday’s violence, and its passive accumulation of similarly vicious and desperate acts is as inevitable as dust gathering on the windowsills.”

55. “The cabin is now a haunted house, baptized by yesterday’s violence, and its passive accumulation of similarly vicious and desperate acts is as inevitable as dust gathering on the windowsills.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “She juts out her lower jaw, a purposeful imitation of Daddy Eric when she asks him a question with an answer that isn’t yes right away, but will be yes eventually if she waits long enough.”

56. “She juts out her lower jaw, a purposeful imitation of Daddy Eric when she asks him a question with an answer that isn’t yes right away, but will be yes eventually if she waits long enough.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “I think it’s good to be afraid. It means that I’m alive.”

57. “I think it’s good to be afraid. It means that I’m alive.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “I promise that I’m here to be your friend and I’m not going to be a stranger for long.”

58. “I promise that I’m here to be your friend and I’m not going to be a stranger for long.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “The blanket was the flimsiest form of sleep protection. I’ve always dreaded the act of going to sleep, not for fear I wouldn’t wake but instead that I would wake and be woefully, perilously, self-loathingly, odiously, heuristically, irrevocably unprepared for the new and banal terrors that awaited.”

59. “The blanket was the flimsiest form of sleep protection. I’ve always dreaded the act of going to sleep, not for fear I wouldn’t wake but instead that I would wake and be woefully, perilously, self-loathingly, odiously, heuristically, irrevocably unprepared for the new and banal terrors that awaited.”

— Paul Tremblay

Paul Tremblay Quote: “What does that say about you or anyone else that my sister’s nationally televised psychotic break and descent into schizophrenia wasn’t horrific enough?”

60. “What does that say about you or anyone else that my sister’s nationally televised psychotic break and descent into schizophrenia wasn’t horrific enough?”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “You lose yourself in the undeniable pleasure of remembering.”

61. “You lose yourself in the undeniable pleasure of remembering.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “In a way, my personal history not being my own, being literally and figuratively haunted by outside forces, is almost as horrible as what actually happened. Almost.”

62. “In a way, my personal history not being my own, being literally and figuratively haunted by outside forces, is almost as horrible as what actually happened. Almost.”

— Paul Tremblay

Paul Tremblay Quote: “Soon. You keep saying soon. I don’t think you and I share that words meaning.”

63. “Soon. You keep saying soon. I don’t think you and I share that words meaning.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “There are always truths submerged within stories, and her job is, if not to dredge them up, then to invite readers onto her own chartered boat, guiding them so that they may uncover those truths from the murky waters for themselves.”

64. “There are always truths submerged within stories, and her job is, if not to dredge them up, then to invite readers onto her own chartered boat, guiding them so that they may uncover those truths from the murky waters for themselves.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “I would make them into you. They would be you.” You repeat, “It wouldn’t be me.”

65. “I would make them into you. They would be you.” You repeat, “It wouldn’t be me.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “Hey, hi, um, we know you can’t do that. Call the police, I mean. No cell service out here, right? My phone hasn’t worked since somewhere way out on the Daniel Webster Highway. I’m sorry but I had to cut your landline. I’m, um, I’m Sabrina, by the way.” The awkwardness of her introduction is as chilling as the cutting of the landline admission.”

66. “Hey, hi, um, we know you can’t do that. Call the police, I mean. No cell service out here, right? My phone hasn’t worked since somewhere way out on the Daniel Webster Highway. I’m sorry but I had to cut your landline. I’m, um, I’m Sabrina, by the way.” The awkwardness of her introduction is as chilling as the cutting of the landline admission.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “We can’t know what he is thinking. We can’t know what anyone else is thinking, even when they tell us.”

67. “We can’t know what he is thinking. We can’t know what anyone else is thinking, even when they tell us.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “You are as purposefully deaf as you are blind and have been so for so long that no one remembers it being any different.”

68. “You are as purposefully deaf as you are blind and have been so for so long that no one remembers it being any different.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “Maybe the truth is the end has already been happening long before we arrived at the cabin and what we’re seeing, what we’ve been seeing, is not the fireworks of the world’s denouement but the final flickering sparks of our afterword.”

69. “Maybe the truth is the end has already been happening long before we arrived at the cabin and what we’re seeing, what we’ve been seeing, is not the fireworks of the world’s denouement but the final flickering sparks of our afterword.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “You believe because it’s easier than dealing with the idea that you just willingly watched a sick, troubled teenage girl purposefully choose to jump from a ledge.”

70. “You believe because it’s easier than dealing with the idea that you just willingly watched a sick, troubled teenage girl purposefully choose to jump from a ledge.”

— Paul Tremblay

Paul Tremblay Quote: “Promises are like wishes. Yeah. They’re great as long as you know they won’t always help and won’t always come true.”

71. “Promises are like wishes. Yeah. They’re great as long as you know they won’t always help and won’t always come true.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “A movie is a collection of beautiful lies that somehow add up to being the truth, or a truth.”

72. “A movie is a collection of beautiful lies that somehow add up to being the truth, or a truth.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “And I remember thinking that all these stories started off sounding like the old fairy tales Mom and Dad used to tell me, and instead of witches putting kids in ovens and evil queens conjuring poisoned apples, the fathers and husbands were the monsters doing the unspeakable things to their families, and these stories all ended without anyone saving anybody.”

73. “And I remember thinking that all these stories started off sounding like the old fairy tales Mom and Dad used to tell me, and instead of witches putting kids in ovens and evil queens conjuring poisoned apples, the fathers and husbands were the monsters doing the unspeakable things to their families, and these stories all ended without anyone saving anybody.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “The mask is ugly and grotesque and familiar, and we cannot stop staring at it because all monsters are mirrors.”

74. “The mask is ugly and grotesque and familiar, and we cannot stop staring at it because all monsters are mirrors.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “Choice being real and an illusion at the same time is a horror.”

75. “Choice being real and an illusion at the same time is a horror.”

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Paul Tremblay Quote: “I think most of us have our personality, our character, plainly etched in a wordless language on the skins of our faces, as obvious as a bleeding heart on a sleeve.”

76. “I think most of us have our personality, our character, plainly etched in a wordless language on the skins of our faces, as obvious as a bleeding heart on a sleeve.”

— Paul Tremblay

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