Quotes About Poetic Justice Novels & Stories

Evelyn smiled shakily and waved. “Escaping prison is bad, it's a pity that there are innocent people behind those bars who are stuck there forever but someone worth going to hell, I mean not to be judgmental, he's running free on the streets of New York,” Theo said, being displeased. “That's life when people have the money. They can have their way while those who are poor only face justice” Evelyn replied, feeling pained by the injustice in the system. Theo wrapped his hand around her and pecked her head. Evelyn blushed, but her shyness was hidden.

It would be wiser to use facts to crush the lies. Alex secretly made up his mind, took a deep breath, got up, and said to Junette, "I'll give you three sentences. The first one is God is watching us, so everyone can be their own judge of fairness. The second phrase is persisting in injustice will only bring you doom. The third is all evil deeds will be exposed sooner or later...that’s all I have to say, so take care of yourself."

"This fire of justice in your eyes Stalker, It makes me wish to burn all the penal codes of my country in mundane." ................................................... The voice of justice is louder than thousand lies of fame. Just like silence can kill a heart without a mere prick of pain. ....................................................

"If you bully Doug, I'll kill you." It was an empty threat. There was nothing I could do. "You'd worry so much over a dog, yet you aborted our child like it was nothing. Was it really just the child you didn't want, or was it you trying to find another man with nothing clinging to you? "Nathaniel wouldn't stop calling me. Told me there's nothing between you two and cursed me for not appreciating you. If you're innocent, why can't he forget about you after all these years?

“No. This is for everyone who’s ever been silenced, overlooked, or discarded. For everyone who’s ever been told they don’t matter.” Josh’s expression softened, a hint of pride in his eyes. “Then you’re fighting for the right reasons.” I didn’t respond immediately. The words seemed to catch in my throat, refusing to come out. Instead, I picked up my glass, the cool surface grounding me as I lifted it slowly. “To justice,” I said, my voice barely above a whisper. The weight of the word lingered in the air, heavy and unyielding. Josh’s gaze met mine, a flicker of something unspoken passing between us. After a moment, his lips curved into a faint smile not one of joy, but of understanding. He ra

My speech made every single person nodded their heads in agreements. “But, in these hard times…Aeternum will not falter…Aeternum will always care for every single of it’s citizen and all the good natures people that were out there…we will not stand aside and watched while the innocent were abused and tortured…that, will not happened as long as me, and my colleagues were here…Justice will prevails and the truths will be spoke out….With the power vested upon me, and the judgement from the Trial which were upheld and approved by the Lady of Justice…”.

He obviously had forgotten about it. I whispered, "George had said, and I quote, 'If the law cannot bring you to justice, I will do it for Holly.' The law isn't perfect, but it's trying to get there. As an attorney, I wish to uphold justice for the victims instead of forcing people like George to take things into their own hands for justice."

“You make it sound so easy.” She shrugged, “It feels easy because I have you by my side, so don’t go quitting on me.” I laughed and brushed my lips lightly against hers. “Never.” When I pulled away, there was so much love and adoration shining in her eyes and I felt my chest tighten. “You know, it makes me a little bit happy that you second guess this,” “Really?” she nodded, “Why?” “There is often a thin line between justice; punishing those who have done wrong and becoming a criminal yourself. Calling yourself to order every now and then is a very good sign of it. I'm glad.”

Then I whisper into the quiet, “Justice served.” And for the first time, I believe it.

For everyone who deserves justice. Just… not today.