Maze Runner Quotes Novels & Stories

Almost immediately, we took up our baggages and continued our journey to the finishing line. One thing I have realized so far is that... When one is close to the finishing line. It doesn't get easier. Must I say, it gets tougher. That's when our faith and resilience is tested more than ever. The temptation to give up will be more prominent then more than ever... But giving up? Is never an option. We just need to keep pressing on... Even when it hurts! As that's only when we'll be able to earn the prize! As they said, " Winners never quit and quitters never win. "

It’s going to be more embarrassing to turn back around so soon. Rocky Balboa wouldn’t stop running just because a little thunderstorm. He would keep pushing. So, I do it too. My stupid fucking slippers are slippery, though. They are fucking annoying as shit. Of course it was a bad idea to run with them, but you know what? I’ll persevere. It’s cold, it’s slippery and it’s raining so hard, I can’t even see where I’m going anymore, but there’s also a good side to this.

Bella cooed through the mate link. "I would have appreciated it if you would have given me a heads up that I was going to be the sacrificial lamb,” I grumbled while keeping a hawk eye on the road. "In fact, it would been better if you were not my philosophical Guru right now and helping me win this race,” I added. It was a neck on neck race going on between us four- Kai, Lex, Zane and me. The bikes hardly went further than 40 mph ! What the fvck !!

Why aren’t I healing? “Just keep running, your life depends on it.” Parker yells at me. I can’t answer him, I have to carry on running. Something else cuts me. It burns this time. Darn it, why can’t I heal myself? I feel like I am running my fastest, but I am slowing down. What is going on? I see a road, a road I recognize. Parker drove down this road. Millie, Millie lives down this road.

Her joyful, loud laughter causes Jackson, the Elder Master, and their groups' faces to turn completely dark crimson with embarrassment. However, Noah maintains his composed leader front and smiles gently. "Don't be discouraged, everyone. Such is the true thrill of the race—your mind never knows who the hidden dark horse will be until the very end of the trail!" The council leader's wise words prompt immediate, loud agreement from the fawning crowd around his chair. "Well said, Elder Raeken!" "Absolutely, Elder Raeken! Anyone could be a lucky dark horse on a random trail! Your insights are truly remarkable to our ears!"

“If that bastard thinks he can run, he’s got another thing coming.” Marcel shook his head slightly, muttering under his breath, “God help us.” The car roared to life and sped out of the parking lot, cutting through the haze like a bullet.

The hair around him flies and goes to the other side. --" Remember, the world is round. No matter where you start the path, you will finally reach the same place as the goal puzzle. So if you meet someone permanently or cowardly and if you're lucky, you'll see you not once. And today I will repay it only if I don't have the price of losing a race.

I had to. "Race the race. It’s a win-win. No backing down until I win," I muttered under my breath, the old mantra I shared with Ashley from when we were kids. We’d come up with it the day we watched a horse race with my dad. Seven years old, both of us wide-eyed, thrilled by the power and speed of the horses. And this simple slogan had stuck with me ever since, a reminder of strength, of perseverance. I needed that now more than ever.

MAVERICK. You see, one good thing about being on a mission... having no time to think of Baba or self pity. It gives me something better to focus on. Something to work on, other than my pathetic excuse of a life. Something beneficial... We raced through the sand, our boots sinking in with every step. I could feel the adrenaline pumping through me, the rage burning within me. The fear that someone might get hurt again. That my mate could be injured next time.

"You will stay right behind me, and I will take the lead. We will only take a lap around the garden and stretch, then do some cardio and that will be all for today." "Why do I feel like tomorrow will be worse?" I teased her. "Just embrace it; pain is just a passageway to success," she quoted. "Now you are just making up quotes." She jogged ahead of me with a smile on her face and I followed. That day was the longest lap I had run in my life. The sun was high up in the sky, and I was starting to regret wearing only a sports bra under my track jacket. It was hot and I felt like I was going to die.