“Words are real. Even if you can't see them, or hold them. Once you send them out in the world, they have power. Never speak words you don't mean.”
―
Anne Frasier,
Play Dead
“Socrates said the perfect society would be based on a great lie. People would be told that lie from the cradle, and they would believe it, because human beings need to make order out of chaos.” ― Anne Frasier, Hush
“He expected too much from people, that was the problem, Ethan thought. He expected too much from life.” ― Anne Frasier, Hush
“Because the passage of time becomes molasses when dealing with the death of a loved one. A month. A year. Two years. All the same.” ― Anne Frasier, Stay Dead
“Maybe that’s what coffee shops sold. The idea that everything was okay, at least here, in this moment.” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Reader
“But sometimes the monster in the closet was really just a worthless clown in a coma.” ― Anne Frasier, Stay Dead
“I wonder how much of a person is simply fabricated by others,” she said. “And think about this: None of us see the same person in the exact same way. We bring ourselves into the equation. So an individual is never really an individual.” “This might be a little too deep for a hangover. Are you saying we’re not only a product of our environment; we’re also informed by accurate and inaccurate observations by others? That makes my head hurt even more.” “One thing I know, before my capture I saw myself through everybody else’s eyes, if that makes any sense. Every single person I engaged with throughout the day. I read their reaction to me and saw what they saw, accurate or inaccurate. That hasn’t happened since my escape. I don’t know if this new me is normal or abnormal, but that skewed reflection no longer exists. It should feel good, but it’s like something is gone.” You become the person he sees.” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Reader
“Music is art, and art is an integral part of the human experience.” ― Anne Frasier, Hush
“People were always trying to fix the past. They deliberately, often unconsciously, relived events similar to something that had gone wrong.” ― Anne Frasier, Stay Dead
“An idea, a notion, love, hate, formed in childhood, was hard to redirect because it was so ingrained and so accepted as normal.” ― Anne Frasier, Find Me
“He could really fool the shit out of himself. A guy had to be careful about creating his own reality. Because you could get lost in it, so lost that it was hard to get back to the real world.” ― Anne Frasier, Play Dead
“the brain often rejected logic in favor of desire. “Have” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Reader
“I wonder how much of a person is simply fabricated by others,” she said. “And think about this: None of us see the same person in the exact same way. We bring ourselves into the equation. So an individual is never really an individual.” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Reader
“This was how she coped, by calming her mind and removing all wants.” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Keeper
“Unless a person’s memory could be erased, there were no fresh starts, only progression. Even if you burned down a house where bad things had happened, the house would still be there in your mind, regardless.” ― Anne Frasier, Find Me
“Words are real. Even if you can’t see them, or hold them. Once you send them out in the world, they have power. Never speak words you don’t mean.” ― Anne Frasier, Play Dead
“I said I was sorry.” “Words are real. Even if you can’t see them, or hold them. Once you send them out in the world, they have power. Never speak words you don’t mean.” Gould” ― Anne Frasier, Play Dead
“haboobs, those nasty walls of sand and dust that moved in like dense clouds, making travel, and even breathing, near impossible.” ― Anne Frasier, Find Me
“She’s not only merely dead—she’s really most sincerely dead.” ― Anne Frasier, Play Dead
“Socrates said the perfect society would be based on a great lie. People would be told that lie from the cradle, and they would believe it, because human beings need to make order out of chaos.” ― Anne Frasier, Hush
“He expected too much from people, that was the problem, Ethan thought. He expected too much from life.” ― Anne Frasier, Hush
“Because the passage of time becomes molasses when dealing with the death of a loved one. A month. A year. Two years. All the same.” ― Anne Frasier, Stay Dead
“Maybe that’s what coffee shops sold. The idea that everything was okay, at least here, in this moment.” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Reader
“But sometimes the monster in the closet was really just a worthless clown in a coma.” ― Anne Frasier, Stay Dead
“I wonder how much of a person is simply fabricated by others,” she said. “And think about this: None of us see the same person in the exact same way. We bring ourselves into the equation. So an individual is never really an individual.” “This might be a little too deep for a hangover. Are you saying we’re not only a product of our environment; we’re also informed by accurate and inaccurate observations by others? That makes my head hurt even more.” “One thing I know, before my capture I saw myself through everybody else’s eyes, if that makes any sense. Every single person I engaged with throughout the day. I read their reaction to me and saw what they saw, accurate or inaccurate. That hasn’t happened since my escape. I don’t know if this new me is normal or abnormal, but that skewed reflection no longer exists. It should feel good, but it’s like something is gone.” You become the person he sees.” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Reader
“Music is art, and art is an integral part of the human experience.” ― Anne Frasier, Hush
“People were always trying to fix the past. They deliberately, often unconsciously, relived events similar to something that had gone wrong.” ― Anne Frasier, Stay Dead
“An idea, a notion, love, hate, formed in childhood, was hard to redirect because it was so ingrained and so accepted as normal.” ― Anne Frasier, Find Me
“He could really fool the shit out of himself. A guy had to be careful about creating his own reality. Because you could get lost in it, so lost that it was hard to get back to the real world.” ― Anne Frasier, Play Dead
“the brain often rejected logic in favor of desire. “Have” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Reader
“I wonder how much of a person is simply fabricated by others,” she said. “And think about this: None of us see the same person in the exact same way. We bring ourselves into the equation. So an individual is never really an individual.” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Reader
“This was how she coped, by calming her mind and removing all wants.” ― Anne Frasier, The Body Keeper
“Unless a person’s memory could be erased, there were no fresh starts, only progression. Even if you burned down a house where bad things had happened, the house would still be there in your mind, regardless.” ― Anne Frasier, Find Me
“Words are real. Even if you can’t see them, or hold them. Once you send them out in the world, they have power. Never speak words you don’t mean.” ― Anne Frasier, Play Dead
“I said I was sorry.” “Words are real. Even if you can’t see them, or hold them. Once you send them out in the world, they have power. Never speak words you don’t mean.” Gould” ― Anne Frasier, Play Dead
“haboobs, those nasty walls of sand and dust that moved in like dense clouds, making travel, and even breathing, near impossible.” ― Anne Frasier, Find Me
“She’s not only merely dead—she’s really most sincerely dead.” ― Anne Frasier, Play Dead
