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But the path to her death, heartbeat by heartbeat, would be inevitable. — Neil Gaiman

Death is the great democracy. — Neil Gaiman

The real problem with stories - if you keep them going long enough, they always end in death. — Neil Gaiman

Even in dreams and in death, a monk and a fox are from different worlds, as they were in life, and in different worlds they will forever stay — Neil Gaiman

It doesn't matter that I can't remember the details any longer: death happened to her. Death happens to all of us. — Neil Gaiman

She's as old as the hills, evil as a snake, all malevolence and magic and death. — Neil Gaiman

You lived what anybody gets, Bernie. You got a lifetime. No more. No less. — Neil Gaiman

You are not dead, until every person who knew you is dead as well. Where did I hear that? It doesn't matter. There is a village in my head. — Neil Gaiman

I must confess, I have always wondered what lay beyond life, my dear.
Yeah, everybody wonders. And sooner or later everybody gets to find out. — Neil Gaiman

So," he asked. "How's death?"
"Hard," she said. "It just keeps going. — Neil Gaiman

Death's a capricious thing, innit?" "Yes. Yes, she is. — Neil Gaiman

It is only a gesture," he said, turning back to Shadow. "But gestures mean everything. The death of one dog symbolizes the death of all dogs. — Neil Gaiman

Here you go, she said. I don't need it anymore. I'm very grateful. I think it may have saved my life, saved some other people's death. — Neil Gaiman

Rebirth always follows death. — Neil Gaiman

Everybody going to be dead one day, just give them time. — Neil Gaiman

And it's easy to be cynical about death when you're young. When you are young, death is an anomaly. It's not real. It only affects other people. — Neil Gaiman

How would you feel about life if Death was your older sister? — Neil Gaiman

Death is the second oldest of the Endless. It's hard not to love her. She loves you, after all. — Neil Gaiman

Bod shrugged. "So?" he said. "It's only death. I mean, all of my best friends are dead. — Neil Gaiman

We are always living in the final days. What have you got? A hundred years or much, much less until the end of your world. — Neil Gaiman

But we do not need to recount every sermon and eulogy. After all, you were there. — Neil Gaiman

A skeleton, even a walking one, is at least human; Death of a sort lurks inside every living creature. — Terry Pratchett

The Macabray, the dance of the living and the dead, the dance with Death. — Neil Gaiman

Sexton: I think the whole world's gone mad.
Death: Uh-uh. It's always like this. You probably just don't get out enough. — Neil Gaiman

There is no end. It is simply the end of the old times, Loki, and the beginning of the new times. Rebirth always follows death. — Neil Gaiman

...but fear of death gives us strength. — Neil Gaiman

When I was young I was a fool. So wrap me up in dreams and death. — Neil Gaiman

Call no man happy, said Shadow, until he is dead — Neil Gaiman

Death had vanished from the streets of America, thought Shadow; now it happened in hospital rooms and in ambulances. We must not startle the living, — Neil Gaiman

All they knew of religion was the Bean Sidhe, the banshee, who came to wail at the walls of a house where death soon would be, and — Neil Gaiman

Any way, death is so final, isn't it?
"Is it?" asked Richard.
"Sometimes," said the marquis de Carabas. And they went down. — Neil Gaiman

I will dream if I want to, I said, and my death is my own affair. — Neil Gaiman

They knew her, the graveyard folk, for each of us encounters the Lady on the Grey at the end of our days, and there is no forgetting her. — Neil Gaiman

I don't know much more than I did when I was alive. Most of the stuff I know now that I didn't know then I can't put into words. — Neil Gaiman

A graveyard is not normally a democracy, and yet death is the great democracy, — Neil Gaiman

It's harder to pick and choose when you're dead. It's like a photograph, you know. It doesn't matter as much. — Neil Gaiman