Blade Runner Tears In Rain Quote Novels & Stories

But now those memories were pure torture , once her brother had said that she really had a flare for dramatics , because she liked to stand in cold shower of rain , just like a broken heart bollywood heroine in some sad song . At that time she laughed it off but who would have known that one day she would realize that standing in rain was her escape . The rain camouflaged every bit of her pain. No one saw her tears . Neither could they see the humiliating she grew up suffering. But the thing about rain , was , that it was only temporary . It will only rinse the outside but what about the pain she suffered for so long , what about the pain she was suffering now ? " Remember how much you hate

It was raining, but I didn’t care anymore. I needed the rain to hide my tears. To shield me while I cried for a love long lost. The drops slammed against my body while I kept walking. Water soaked through my clothes completely in minutes, but I barely felt it. Or, it didn’t matter. I shook my head bitterly under the rain. I stopped walking when I saw a giant television flashing breaking news. Quinn’s face appeared. Headlines moved beneath her beautiful face. >PUBLIC SUPPORT SHIFTS TOWARD QUINN LEDGER

I blink hard as a tear threatens to escape, wiping it away quickly with my finger before he can notice. When I glance at him, his face is unreadable, eyes fixed on the screen, jaw set like he’s further inside the story than he’d ever admit. The reflection from the screen cuts across his face, sharpening his jaw, softening everything else, and I look away quickly, as heat begins crawling up my neck. Then the rain scene comes, and this time, there’s no stopping it. The tears come fast and traitorous, spilling over no matter how quickly I wipe them away, until the credits roll up.

Raina tried to run forward, but two guests held her back, whispering frantically, “Don’t! He’ll kill you! Don’t move!” Aaron was clutching his side, face twisted in pain, but he still looked up at Blade with fire in his eyes. “Fuck you,” he spat, blood pooling in his mouth. Blade crouched beside him. “You’re lucky I don’t kill you for that stunt,” he murmured, just loud enough for Raina to hear. “But I like making people watch what they can’t protect.”

Blake stood there, his shirt now translucent from the rain, his hair dripping into his eyes. I yanked at the door handle again, but his palm remained firm against it. The driver soon accelerated away from the roadside and left us standing in a puddle of rainwater and unresolved tension. “Great,” I muttered, crossing my arms as rain continued to pelt us both. Blake stepped closer, his eyes wild with desperation. “What do you want me to do?” His voice rose over the sound of the storm. “Huh? Do I have to shoot myself in the head for you to know I'm truly sorry?”

"I thought I had been very clear on what I wanted from the very beginning. I want to see tears in your eyes. Give me that and I will let your cat go." Tears. I didn't have any. I shut and open my eyes, blinking frequently, hoping and praying to shed a tear. I reflected on every pain, every slap, punch, insult, every affliction but still, my eyes were as arid as a desert. "Pathetic." Blake sneered and right before my eyes, he skated the knife on Leo's throat, and right before my eyes, he dumped the lifeless, bloody body at my feet and burst out laughing.

I cry for them. The warm golden glow begins to grow out of Trev as more of my tears fall on him. And it dawns on me. My tears, they can heal. My body, my mind, my soul, can harm and kill in an instant. But, my tears, can save the wounded, mend the broken. My empathy can be the salvation. I can just as easily kill as I can cure. So, I cry some more. The more I cry, the faster his wounds stitch back together. Color returns to his face and his eyes open to look at me as if I am an angel. Trev reaches a hand up and holds my face as my tears keep streaming down.

Twice over I would hammer the nail into the coffin of my life. She didn’t move, though appeared to shrink with every step I took toward her. The rain was like a battering ram now, whipping the rain into my eyes. I could feel the drop ripping down my face, hiding my tears from plain view. And I found that I was grateful. Enough had been on display today. I stopped just feet from her and forced myself to look at her, the words unspoken but clear on my face. How could you?

Tears blurred my vision as I stumbled through the threshold of the once-familiar doorway, leaving behind a world that had betrayed me most profoundly. I ran through the rain-soaked streets, oblivious to the world around me. The droplets mingled with my tears, drenching me from head to toe. Horns blared and passersby called out, their voices fading into the background as my anguish consumed my senses. Each step took me farther away from the shattered remnants of my once-beloved life.

I reached out and brushed my hand across her cheek, wiping away the tear clinging there. “What are you doing?” she asked, her voice high with panic. She blinked at me, a little stunned. “I’m not crying anymore, I swear,” she added with a sniffle trying to sound brave. I tightened my grip on her shoulder. “Tears of grief!” I shouted. The moment I named it, the tear shimmered with power. The pain she had felt, the heartbreak, the fear of losing me it transformed into a luminous barrier of water between us and the dark flames.