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Robert Galbraith Quote: “Lately she had become simply grateful for time without Matthew, when she could relax, not having to hide anything, whether the work she was doing on the Chiswell case or the panic attacks that must be conducted quietly, without fuss, on the bathroom floor.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “He had a secret but deep-rooted aversion to women drivers, a prejudice he ascribed largely to early, nerve-wracking experiences with all his female relatives.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “As long as you don’t have to see it, all good, eh?”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “However, Strike knew that the truly deluded would happily discount such trivialities as DNA evidence, citing contamination, or conspiracy. They saw what they wanted to see, blind to inconvenient, implacable truth.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “Strike missed the absence of an overriding objective, in pursuit of which he could shelve his sadness; missed the imperative to dismiss pain and distress in the service of something greater, which had sustained him in the military.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “The idea of suggesting that Strike stop lying to the women in his life occurred only to be dismissed, on the basis that the resolutions to stop smoking, lose weight and exercise were enough personal improvement to be getting on with.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “He experienced one of those moments of simultaneous confusion and clarity that belong to the drunk and the desperate.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “How many more burdens was he supposed to bear? Had he not paid enough, given enough, sacrificed enough – loved enough?”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “Even if Heather had barely known her, as seemed to be the case, her frank enjoyment of her fancy lunch and her persistent eyeing-up of Strike seemed both inappropriate and distasteful to Robin.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “Strike looked down at his own plate: where there should have been chips, there was only salad.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “He drank as though his beer was medicine, without pleasure, intent on the result.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “Strike thought of his own guilty wish that Joan’s slow and protracted dying would be over soon. A corpse, however unwelcome, meant anguish could find both expression and sublimation among flowers, speeches and ritual, consolation drawn from God, alcohol and fellow mourners; an apotheosis reached, a first step taken toward grasping the awful fact that life was extinct, and life must go on.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “Manson had achieved it more successfully, because his myth would not fluctuate with fashion: evil was always fascinating.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “He had an innate dislike of scheduled celebration and forced jollity, and of all inane practices, having ‘Happy Birthday’ sung to him was one of his least favourites.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “Strike, who had been raised by a mother who listened mainly to metal bands, knew very little about classical music, but there was a looming, ominous quality about this music that he didn’t particularly care for.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “She’s not big on achievements either: she says so on her tumblr page. Feeling guilty about not achieving stuff is the result of internalised capitalism, apparently.’ ‘Seriously?’ ‘Oh yeah. You never been to a communist country? Everyone lies on sofas all day while trained poodles bring them cake.”
Robert Galbraith Quote: “And I swear to you, he looked murderous. He stepped right up to me, the way a man will when he wants to remind you what he could do, if he wanted.”
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