Top 60 Rebekah Crane Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “You can’t prevent life from falling apart. That’s what it does best. It crumbles and withers and wilts until nothing but crumbs and lost pieces are left.”

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2. “Weird is a side effect of awesome.”

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3. “Time stops for no one, no matter how unsure we are of the future.”

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4. “The sun is setting, glistening off the water in iridescent colors. It’s mesmerizing and beautiful and vast.”

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5. “It’s not the current that will drown you. It’s the exhaustion from fighting it.”

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6. “Turns out, there are problems everywhere. Problems are infinite.”

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7. “The air is thick with words unspoken, like I could swim through them.”

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8. “Glass can break, but that doesn’t mean it’s weak. Sometimes the shards are all we get. I.”

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9. “Sometimes what we thought we’d never want becomes the only thing we desperately need.”

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10. “Remember to take off, you need speed.”

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11. “Pain is inevitable in life,” Color says. “The point isn’t to avoid it. The point is to surround yourself with people who catch you when you fall.”

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12. “Sometimes love does that – it presents itself cloaked in something darker, in odd shapes, in tears and groans and messes, because just like the rest of us, love is afraid to be itself. Sometimes to catch love, you have to hold it to the ground, strip it down, wash the dirt away, and wait. But love will eventually surface to breathe. Most of the time.”

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13. “There’s a moment bungee jumping, when you’re free – falling. The air actually feels thick. Almost like it’s keeping you afloat more than pushing you down. And you forget to be scared. You forget to be anything. You’re just... still and falling at the same time. At the end, when the bungee catches, you’re actually disappointed because it felt so good. It’s over too soon. It’s the upside of falling down. It’s why you jump in the first place... for that moment.”

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14. “I stare at my female fish and wonder why God picked a woman out of wedlock. Why put her through that? Where’s the grace in that? Why must it always be women who carry the burden? If we’re that much better than men, why didn’t Mary have a girl? Why wasn’t it the Daughter of God?”

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15. “I hate sadness. Anything is better than sadness. Even feeling nothing.”

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16. “It hurts,” I say. He nods. “I know. But it’s the only way to heal.”

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17. “You and I both know being conventional is overrated.”

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18. “It isn’t a dare unless you’re afraid to do it.”

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19. “I don’t need forgiveness from God. I need forgiveness from myself.”

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20. “And an axiom is truth and truth is an axiom, but everything still remains unproved, which makes things really complicated.”

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21. “Sometimes letting go is braver than holding on until you break.”

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22. “Sometimes people are lost because they’re too afraid to look at the path. Sometimes people avoid the road for fear of what might be on it. It’s easier to stand in the shadows and watch.”

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23. “If you’re going to be lost, there’s no friendlier place to get lost in than Ireland.”

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24. “I thought I could avoid continually crashing, but as it turns out, it’s unavoidable. Even on the calmest day, the ocean still rolls into the beach and pulls pebbles out to sea.”

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25. “I am no longer a whole number. I carry a decimal now. Each box in my room is just a reminder of my remainder. The problem is, I can’t figure out if I’m less than or more than I was before. I know I’m not the same.”

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26. “You’re my spare tire, Kieran. You always need a spare tire in Cleveland. For the pot holes of life.”

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27. “We never believe we’ll crash... until we’re falling.”

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28. “Because reality might be ugly, but sometimes we can be broken and beautiful.”

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29. “The outside doesn’t always match the inside.”

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30. “My past doesn’t matter anymore. I’m moving on. I’ll just keep running, if that’s what it takes. The question is: Are you moving on with me?”

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31. “We all have a divine light within us,” Hayes says, breaking the moment, his hands in a prayer position at the center of his chest. “But it’s our job to seek that divine light and let it shine. To take what’s on the inside and show it on the outside. It is the only way to true enlightenment.” As.”

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32. “With math, a question doesn’t exist without an answer. It’s a guarantee. If I work on a problem long enough, I will solve it.”

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33. “Austen knew that surprises make stories more interesting. You can’t be afraid of them, or you might miss out.”

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34. “You know what’s odd, Moss?” “What?” I smile. “Every other number.”

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35. “The odds of finding love are one in 285,000, but the probability of getting married is 80 percent. There seems to be a discrepancy here. Your.”

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36. “The problem is, I can’t figure out if I’m less than or more than I was before. I know I’m not the same.”

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37. “Truth – the universe is always speaking, but people are too consumed with their own voices to hear her.”

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38. “This is the upside to crashing: madly letting go and giving yourself to someone else. This is the freedom beyond the fear.”

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39. “Life is a collaborative effort. We can’t do it on our own.”

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40. “I’m beginning to think it’s a waste of time trying to predict the future. Life takes too many turns.”

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41. “The end is the end no matter when it happens. Waiting only makes it hurt more.”

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42. “No, sometimes life beats you down. Sometimes life deserts you, and your only choice is to find another path.”

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43. “A life of observation, but not engagement. That’s my destiny. And most people live their entire lives never noticing just how many birds float in the sky above them.”

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44. “Infinity exists in the whole,” Beth says, her arms moving to emphasize each of the words. “You can be infinite and finite at the same time. You’re born and you die. Finite. But there’s a part of you, your soul, that has always existed, so it was never born, and it can never die. Infinite. It’s so freaking mind-blowing. Only God could think of that.”

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45. “A person will walk into fire, knowing full well she’ll get burned, but it doesn’t hurt as much. When you’re prepared for pain, pain loses power.”

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46. “The problem with bumps is when you don’t see them coming... you inevitably stumble and you usually fall.”

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47. “A good-bye is a good-bye whether it’s a long one or not.”

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48. “But it hurts her.” “Only a little. And everything that makes us happy will eventually hurt us,” Grover counters. “I.”

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49. “A rock is a rock no matter how badly it wants to fly.”

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50. “Even when you think your life is over, a new story line appears.”

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