Top 300 Philip Pullman Quotes (2023 Update)
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Philip Pullman Quote: “I don’t know where I belong, so I’m free. No one’s got a hold on me.”

301. “I don’t know where I belong, so I’m free. No one’s got a hold on me.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “If that was Tom Simms,” said Audrey, “I’d say he was probably drunk and his mermaid was a porpoise.”

302. “If that was Tom Simms,” said Audrey, “I’d say he was probably drunk and his mermaid was a porpoise.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “And thus the prophecy that the Master of Jordan College had made to the Librarian, that Lyra would make a great betrayal and it would hurt her terribly, was fulfilled.”

303. “And thus the prophecy that the Master of Jordan College had made to the Librarian, that Lyra would make a great betrayal and it would hurt her terribly, was fulfilled.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “To ask the question and wait for the answer is to know that there will be no answer.”

304. “To ask the question and wait for the answer is to know that there will be no answer.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “All the time I was away,” Lyra said, “I never thought about that. All I thought about was just the time I was in, just the present. There were plenty of times when I thought I didn’t get a future at all. And now... Well, suddenly finding I’ve got a whole life to live, but no... but no idea what to do with it, well, it’s like having the alethiometer but no idea how to read it.”

305. “All the time I was away,” Lyra said, “I never thought about that. All I thought about was just the time I was in, just the present. There were plenty of times when I thought I didn’t get a future at all. And now... Well, suddenly finding I’ve got a whole life to live, but no... but no idea what to do with it, well, it’s like having the alethiometer but no idea how to read it.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “Never, never,” she breathed into his fur, and he pressed his beating heart to hers.”

306. “Never, never,” she breathed into his fur, and he pressed his beating heart to hers.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “My brother maintains that sinners will be forgiven more readily than those who are righteous,’ he said. ‘I have not sinned very much; perhaps I have not sinned enough to earn the forgiveness of God.”

307. “My brother maintains that sinners will be forgiven more readily than those who are righteous,’ he said. ‘I have not sinned very much; perhaps I have not sinned enough to earn the forgiveness of God.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “Streite mit allem, was du willst, aber nicht mit deiner eigenen Natur.”

308. “Streite mit allem, was du willst, aber nicht mit deiner eigenen Natur.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “The meaning of one thing is its connection with another;.”

309. “The meaning of one thing is its connection with another;.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “Much ingenious interpretation of story is little more than seeing pleasing patterns in the sparks of a fire, but it does no harm.”

310. “Much ingenious interpretation of story is little more than seeing pleasing patterns in the sparks of a fire, but it does no harm.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “That’s interesting,” said Dr. Lieberson. “History’s not over, you see. It’s happening all the time.”

311. “That’s interesting,” said Dr. Lieberson. “History’s not over, you see. It’s happening all the time.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “One strange thing about stories is that you sometimes know how long they’re going to be, even before you’ve begun thinking about them.”

312. “One strange thing about stories is that you sometimes know how long they’re going to be, even before you’ve begun thinking about them.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “As soon as men who believe they’re doing God’s will get hold of power, whether it’s in a household or a village or in Jerusalem or in Rome itself, the devil enters into them.”

313. “As soon as men who believe they’re doing God’s will get hold of power, whether it’s in a household or a village or in Jerusalem or in Rome itself, the devil enters into them.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “He was twenty-four, ready for adventure, and happy to go wherever the winds took him. He’d better be, as Hester reminded him; he wasn’t going to go anywhere else.”

314. “He was twenty-four, ready for adventure, and happy to go wherever the winds took him. He’d better be, as Hester reminded him; he wasn’t going to go anywhere else.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “Instead, we should delicately and subtly undermine the idea that truth and facts are possible in the first place. Once the people have become doubtful about the truth of anything, all kinds of things will be open to us.”

315. “Instead, we should delicately and subtly undermine the idea that truth and facts are possible in the first place. Once the people have become doubtful about the truth of anything, all kinds of things will be open to us.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “I’m a tin princess. Like chess: I come all the way across the board and turned into a queen, Still only tin, though.”

316. “I’m a tin princess. Like chess: I come all the way across the board and turned into a queen, Still only tin, though.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “You scribes and Pharisees, if you’re listening – be damned to you. You take endless scruples over the tiniest matters of the law, while you let the great things like justice and mercy and faith go unnoticed and forgotten. You strain the gnats out of your wine, but you ignore the camel standing in it.”

317. “You scribes and Pharisees, if you’re listening – be damned to you. You take endless scruples over the tiniest matters of the law, while you let the great things like justice and mercy and faith go unnoticed and forgotten. You strain the gnats out of your wine, but you ignore the camel standing in it.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “No. Some of them are just like this one, except for one detail. Imagine a world just like this, for example, but where every human being has an animal spirit accompanying them. A sort of visual spirit guide, animal totem, that sort of thing. Part of their own selves, but separate. For example.”

318. “No. Some of them are just like this one, except for one detail. Imagine a world just like this, for example, but where every human being has an animal spirit accompanying them. A sort of visual spirit guide, animal totem, that sort of thing. Part of their own selves, but separate. For example.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “The trouble with kind people is they’re not sexy.”

319. “The trouble with kind people is they’re not sexy.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “Does the tree say to the sparrow “Get out, you don’t belong here?” Does the tree say to the hungry man “This fruit is not for you?” Does the tree test the loyalty of the beasts before it allows them into the shade?”

320. “Does the tree say to the sparrow “Get out, you don’t belong here?” Does the tree say to the hungry man “This fruit is not for you?” Does the tree test the loyalty of the beasts before it allows them into the shade?”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “She’d hardly been aware of feeling anxious, but that was because anxiety was everywhere, built into the very molecules of the world, or so it had seemed.”

321. “She’d hardly been aware of feeling anxious, but that was because anxiety was everywhere, built into the very molecules of the world, or so it had seemed.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “Well, that seems kinda precipitate. Seems to me a man should have a choice whether to take up arms or not.” “We have no more choice in that than in whether or not to be born.”

322. “Well, that seems kinda precipitate. Seems to me a man should have a choice whether to take up arms or not.” “We have no more choice in that than in whether or not to be born.”

— Philip Pullman

Philip Pullman Quote: “And when Rusakov discovered Dust, at last there was physical proof that something happened when innocence changed into experience.”

323. “And when Rusakov discovered Dust, at last there was physical proof that something happened when innocence changed into experience.”

— Philip Pullman

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