Galileo Quotes Novels & Stories

“Speed and strength?” “Yeah, I can run-up to ten times faster than any human, and stronger too.” “Oh, I see.” I turned to ask Galen, “And what about you Galen, what is your gift?” He glanced my way before looking back at the road. “I will tell you about it one day soon.” “Why not now?” I persisted. “It’s not the right time.” He answered sternly, hands gripping the steering wheel so hard his knuckles turned white. I knew to back off.

I hate how well he knows me. And I still literally know nothing about him. “Yes I am okay. You know what they say: new minute, new me.” “Literally no one in the history of this universe has ever said that.” He says as my mouth falls open at his words. “Soccerates said that right before he died!” I exclaim, confidently. “Socrates and no and no.” He replies calmly making me purse my lips. He sucks. “Odyssey said it.” “That’s a poem.”

Despite Galileo's anger and his fierce gaze, Nadia kept repeating the same sentence. "Mr. Gale, please have your meal." Galileo stared at her for a while and suddenly smiled. His smile was like the warmth of spring thawing the ice. "Why are you so determined to watch me eat? If I starve to death, you'll be free again. Isn't that better?" Nadia's expression remained unchanged. "Mr. Gale's life is my life. If you die, I will follow you to the grave."

"You nearly killed your brother, and you feel no remorse for you?!" “Perhaps it is the fact that he is not my brother.” Galileo retorted. "He's just a crazy kid you picked off the street. A kid that came between the family we once had, so no, I didn't feel any remorse, and I wasn't planning on killing him anyway. If his bitch hadn't gotten in the way, he would have had a bullet wound on his arm, rather than a hole in his chest. I'm generous." "You know what, I will deal with you in my own way. Get the hell out!" Father voiced.

He looked down and sighed, "It has been a long time since I failed at something. I almost forgot what it feels like" "Friedrich Nietzsche once said, 'The errors of great men are venerable because they are more fruitful than the truths of little men.' And you are a god. Your failure isn't really a failure, for 'failure is simply an opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently.' Those were the words of Ford. If Henry was still here, he'd say the same thing." Ray looked at Butler Fin in puzzlement. He asked his mentor, "Who are these people that you keep mentioning. Since I was little you always quote some person I have never met before or never even heard of before. Mind telling me

"Hmmm… Intriguing, very intriguing. Go on, continue." "That's basically it Sir. The hardest of problems can only be fixed by the easiest of solutions." "Who said that? Did you just make it up?" "Jesus Christ said that Sir, in the bible." "Wow, that's a good quote. That guy Jesus has some good ones, back in his day." "Here is another one: it is your right to kill anyone that tries to harm you." "He said that? Really??" "Yes Mr. Secretary."

Certain quotes stick with people. A penny saved is a penny earned, give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach him to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. For Warren Vandal, the immortal words of Coach Macintosh play themselves over and over, as he prepares to go into battle for the second time in his life.

"Lighten up, you two. You'd think I was marching to the gallows." "What's the gallows?" Miro asked with a frown. "Galene squeezed her sister's arm. "You should read history books instead of just watching old tv shows. Magnum PI ain't going to cut it." Stralath chuckled, and they continued down the passage. When they paused at the conference room doors, Galene took a shaky breath. "I won't leave your side," Stralath spoke in a low voice. "Unless ordered otherwise." Galene snapped back. "I can take care of myself."

My eyes grew wet, my heart thumping with the certainty of death. "If there's a next life, I would ruin you in it, Giacometti. I swear" My voice trembled as I said the words. CAILY GALILEO We were about halfway home already and the ride had been peaceful so far. Today had been a great day, really, apart from the little incident back at the mall but I wasn't going to let myself be so bothered by that. I also didn't want to read too much meaning into things, especially since nothing wrong had happened anyways.

"It's that easy, and you still don't understand? I thought you were a genius all along. It turned out to be slow. " "Thanks for your insult, friend," he said sarcastically, which was answered with a shrug. “That's what my grandfather said. If you want to protest, protest to the gods who chose you," the man rose from his desk, wandered around Stephen's desk before stopping at the table lamp that was on Stephen's desk. "Failure is natural. How many experiments do you think it took Thomas Alpha Edison to create the lamp on your desk today? Or Sir Isaac Newton's struggle to find a colour theory to serve as a guide for artists and designers?"