Quotes On Game Of Life Mga Nobela at Kwento

Gross! "Fine. Take all the time you need, princess" she mocked. Why is she mocking me? I have the good sense to turn around, enter my car and just…yes! Finally, I got the right speech. "Well, life is not fair, Aniston and unfair things happen to people all the time. But we don't throw in the towel. Instead we suck it up and keep pushing" I clenched my fist in solidarity. Aniston narrowed her eyes on me. "Did you seriously just quote Coach Richardson from that movie 'boys on fire'? How dumb do you think I am?"

"It reminded me of how short life is. We might grow old enough to actually be like immortals. Heck, some people are able to achieve immortality but there's always an end to everything. In death. It doesn't have to be physical death. Heck, immortals die a thousand times while still living." "Life is short, Lillith," Leon replied. He was enjoying this conversation with Lillith. She was a smart woman. Thoughtful and deep thinking and he loved that for her. "It's so short that we spend most of it trying to just be alive instead of living. I have always known this but I have never taken it so seriously until you talked about it. Life in itself is short and there is literally nothing we can do abo

I chuckled at his words. "Well, it's definitely been a while. Cane." There is always a new mission in every step of a game known as life. One wrong step and you can lose this game. ______________________________________ Next will be updated soon. Do like and give feedback Spread the purple heart. 

Henry asked Otis to play chess with him, and he agreed. “My chess experience was inherited from my grandfather. It will definitely make you lose.” But Otis was surprised by Henry's chess skill, which was also unique, not giving him the opportunity to turn the situation around. Otis clasped his hands to beg to study, at which point Henry regained his honor. Two children came over to play with puppies and kittens, and the wolf cubs were brought out by Etic. The dogs, because they were afraid of the wolf cubs, kept quiet and refused to move, until the wolf cub lay still for Alan and Asher to climb onto the speaker, then they were not afraid but came a little closer.

Nesryn looked right into my eyes. “Vivamus, moriendum est. A quote from your world which means — let us live, for we must die. When you know you’re gonna die, why don’t you live as you always wanted to? Yeah, maybe you will die sooner because you offend someone or you disobey someone, but you’ll be happy and grateful to yourself that even if for a second, you lived your life on your terms.” She cleared her throat, her voice slightly hoarse.

He declared, "Game over." Rafaella reflected that this was a first for him. She raised her head and gave him a direct gaze while taking a deep breath. "You son of a bitch, if you're going to kill me, do it." "Are you sick of participating in our little game, Rafaella? What's wrong?" "Fuck it. This is my life. What are these things to you, some weird, perverse game? "I can decide whether you live or die. Therefore yes, that is true."

"There is nothing beyond life. For me, it's a combination of incongruous. There's nothing left of me. I will become a useless handful of decay. Even my children will not be a guarantee of my eternal life, because eventually my descendants will also disappear from the face of the earth. At the very least, an asteroid will fall to earth, and life will crumble like a house of cards. – Gloomy picture… – You shouldn't say that. Future death will seem to you a salvation from painful views of eternal life. As a result, you will discover the true landmarks in life. In other words, you will understand what is important and what is not worth paying attention to. – In this case about what the true benc

Athena POV “I used to think my life was a tragedy, but now I realize, it’s a comedy”. That famous quote from the Joker runs through my head over and over, as my clothes are absolutely drenched in slimy red and yellow gunk. Only, in my case, it’s still a tragedy. I fail to see the comedy part in all of this.

“Don’t make the bus do extra work.” “I just—” My breath hitched. “I didn’t even get to—” Say goodbye. Finish my manuscript. Prove I wasn’t pathetic. The thought lodged behind my teeth. “You died,” he repeated, more gently than I expected. “Car. Street. Lights. Splat. This is… after. Each stop is a round. You go in. The Game gives you an ‘Objective.’” He made quotes in the air. “You reach it, you get back on. You don’t…” He dragged a thumb across his throat.

“Don’t say things like that.” “The one time you needed me I was too proud to help you. My pride almost killed you on more than one occasion.” His face was expressionless, but I could tell he was getting angry when his grip on the steering wheel tightened and his knuckles turned white. “The paradox called life. You are never really alive until you have a couple of close calls with death.” “Lee, don’t make jokes like that, especially about your life.” Ash sounded angry. I smiled happy that my whack sense of humor still annoyed him.