Guess that Quote?

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"I realized, somehow, through the screaming in my mind, that even in that shackled, bloody helplessness, I was still free: free to hate the men who were torturing me, or to forgive them."

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I'd heard this quote before, recently. But had to Google it because it was drilling into my brain,so no points for me. Off to Audible I go because it does sound fascinating
 
Lol I wasn't expecting his answer either...

Damn it's a good book @Raindance
Busy ready the third in the series, when my attention span permits. Not her best work in my opinion. Sonea and the The Black Magician Trilogy + successor Trilogy were far superior. But that's just my opinion
I have actually not read in quite a while. This thread actually reminded me how much I miss it.

My above quote is from Gregory David Roberts opening paragraph in Shantaram. A truly epic work of non fiction though it may as well have been fiction. I can not give a description of this book that does it any justice.

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I'd heard this quote before, recently. But had to Google it because it was drilling into my brain,so no points for me. Off to Audible I go because it does sound fascinating
A study of the human condition beyond compare. Well Shakespeare excluded of-course.

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I have actually not read in quite a while. This thread actually reminded me how much I miss it.
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I now the feeling. I used to be that kid in high school. Breaks spent with back to a wall, reading. A paperback hidden in my textbook during class. Then I 'grew' up, discovered night clubs and alcohol. Such diversions drew a lot of my concentration. Then I became a dad and had to be a responsible adult, it was sometimes a choice between working or reading in a weird false dichotomy created by my own mind. Then the mental health issues became a thing.

I have leave coming up in June, plan on spending most of that time with a book, hot chocolate, vape and a blanket

Here's one from me, haven't actually 'read' this book, but listened to the audio book. Twice.

"“Hell yeah I'm a botanist! Fear my botany powers!” "
 
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I now the feeling. I used to be that kid in high school. Breaks spent with back to a wall, reading. A paperback hidden in my textbook during class. Then I 'grew' up, discovered night clubs and alcohol. Such diversions drew a lot of my concentration. Then I became a dad and had to be a responsible adult, it was sometimes a choice between working or reading in a weird false dichotomy created by my own mind. Then the mental health issues became a thing.

I have leave coming up in June, plan on spending most of that time with a book, hot chocolate, vape and a blanket

Here's one from me, haven't actually 'read' this book, but listened to the audio book. Twice.

"“Hell yeah I'm a botanist! Fear my botany powers!” "
This is from The Martian?

Only watched the movie and watched it a couple of times actually. Brilliant
 
This is from The Martian?

Only watched the movie and watched it a couple of times actually. Brilliant
Do you also find it quite fascinating that the 1st Alien on Earth was a botanist and the 1st Alien on Mars as well?
 
Unfortunately, google will answer most of the quotes....guaranteed.
 
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Kringe in die bos (klos). That book is burnt into my subconscious thanks to our Grade 9 and Grade 10 curriculum.
 
The quotes in this thread are "so dark its like its straight from the DC universe".
 
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See that ludicrous display last night?

oh... morning. Oh my word. When did the English start drinking like that? You people drink like you don't want to live.

I wanna go back to being weird. I like being weird. Weird's all I got. That, and my sweet sweet style.

All have the same source - relevant due to quote 1 current events in the world.
 
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