Boondocks Saints Quotes Novels & Stories

“Don’t worry. You’ll die like kings. Flying very high.” He nodded at Silvio and Dante. “Hang them.” There were thick iron ropes anchored to the wall—cruel contraptions meant for punishment. The men were hoisted up like slaughtered livestock, bodies dangling and faces contorted in agony. “I don’t know which of you disgusts me more,” Luciano said, voice darkening. “The rat, or the Bratva bastard.” He paused, fingers tapping against the holster of his gun. “But then again… maybe one of you deserves to live.”

I have to be quiet like this more often. We sat in a row with other members of the congregation. When praying Adrian whispered and it made my ears hot. I hissed, "Shut up and pray." Adrian chose to remain silent. Maybe because he felt unnoticed, bored him? I heard Mr. Santos preach, the bald man in the black robe with the white scarf. He tells to respect elders. Even though our parents are evil, as a child we must be devoted to them because without them we would not have been born in this world. I'm sorry God, but my mother is a real devil--oh God, forgive my thoughts.

"This is exactly why Saint tried to kill you, because he knows you are just so hard to crack. Only if you try to keep your head calm would you move attention away from you." "Let them keep their attention on me. It'll bite them that they have nothing to find. I'm not the one who asked Saint to try to kill me because I tried to ship in a port that's not his." I shrugged lightly, letting out a puff of smoke from the cigar in my head. Let them send their men after me and watch them burn to death. I wasn't going to do as much as bat an eye when I fire bullets past their fvcking heads.

They quickly nodded, then they turned and looked at each, then they burst out laughing, accompanied with the captain. “Do ya’ll agree that I am a good actor?” He asked, and they nodded. “I am better than Alejandro, oh my Goodness, he should have seen this.” He continued, like I wasn’t in front of them. “Yes sir, I agree,” the bald guy said. Then captain turned to me. A smirk popped on his face. “Look honey, did they not teach you at the church that do not accept free things from strangers?” He asked as his hands ran through my head.