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Going Mute Quotes By Davis Carlson: Death is the greatest goal of anyone. It

Death is the greatest goal of anyone. It is something no other living human can achieve — Davis Carlson

Going Mute Quotes By Colum McCann: Things in life have no real beginning, though

Things in life have no real beginning, though our stories about them always do. — Colum McCann

Going Mute Quotes By Louis Armand: the human condition's like an audience whose members

the human condition's like an audience whose members are always surprised when they're required to become actors. — Louis Armand

Going Mute Quotes By Richard Matheson: The strength of the vampire is that no

The strength of the vampire is that no one will believe in him. — Richard Matheson

Going Mute Quotes By Jean-Paul Sartre: To eat is to appropriate by destruction.

To eat is to appropriate by destruction. — Jean-Paul Sartre

Going Mute Quotes By Dan Groat: Just make sure the day doesn't pass without

Just make sure the day doesn't pass without sayin' what's in your heart. Sometimes you pass up those chances and they're gone forever. — Dan Groat

Going Mute Quotes By James Frey: In life we often look to others for

In life we often look to others for simple, but difficult answers, despite the fact that we have those answers ourselves. — James Frey

Going Mute Quotes By Zinedine Zidane: The only important thing I have to say

The only important thing I have to say is that my father never fought against his country. — Zinedine Zidane

Going Mute Quotes By Joseph Hansen: Five, six, seven eight-," Cecil grinned. "-Gay is

Five, six, seven eight-," Cecil grinned.
"-Gay is just as good as straight," Dave said. — Joseph Hansen

Going Mute Quotes By Deborah Norville: I want my kids to be curious, to

I want my kids to be curious, to be interested in a lot of things, to be confident, and to feel they belong in any number of situations. — Deborah Norville