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She imagined herself at age nine, running through these very halls, crying out to her older self across the years. — Hugh Howey

It wasn't that pain grew tolerable or the confusion went away. Instead, it simply became familiar. It became a part of you. — Hugh Howey

if I tilt my head just right and squint, the world outside is beautiful. — Hugh Howey

Evan Price is not a man to be questioned. He is a man who will question you. — Hugh Howey

Less than two dozen men and women - but mostly men - operated — Hugh Howey

I reckon he only ever wanted you to be happy. That's why he was the man for you. — Hugh Howey

That this silo operated by the same deceit should not be surprising; it was the only way such men knew how to run anything. — Hugh Howey

It was supposed to be people who died and cultures that lasted. Now it was the other way around. — Hugh Howey

The world around him had gone brown. Brown grass and gray skies. No green. No blue. No life. — Hugh Howey

That hotshot pilot who buzzed the Hudson is forgotten. Here is something new. The boom and the smoke - these two things are unrelated in my mind. — Hugh Howey

Better to go out to see the world one time with his own eyes, than to be burned alive with the plastic curtains. — Hugh Howey

We should use all the tools the gods gave us," Juliette said. "Except for the one you wield, this power to make others fear. — Hugh Howey

I remember the rule for semicolons; the sentences on both sides have to be full ones. — Hugh Howey

Part of me knew I'd never see her again, and if I did, that we would both be different. — Hugh Howey

Don't get like these assholes and fall in love with the fighting. Then you're just setting off bombs because you like the noise they make. — Hugh Howey

to love without sanction, — Hugh Howey

It was raw pity and unconstrained joy. — Hugh Howey

If the lies don't kill you, the truth will. — Hugh Howey

Locomotive, Jimmy read. He knew these words. The first part meant 'crazy'. The second part was a person's reason for doing something. — Hugh Howey

This will not be the start of something new, but the end of something old. — Hugh Howey

Sometimes the real looks fake, especially when you've looked at the fake for so long. — Hugh Howey

Free Will is only gained when we admit that we don't have any. — Hugh Howey

Go quietly, and you're a number. Go in spectacular fashion, and you're a name. I — Hugh Howey

sucked in his breath, and a slice of time hung in the air between them, a pause where hearts did not beat and eyes did not blink. — Hugh Howey

It's not because we knew" Lukas said, sucking a gasp of air. "It's because we did it. — Hugh Howey

It's easy to forgo distractions and to not accumulate things when you have a larger goal on the horizon. — Hugh Howey

Was this how it began? One silly woman with fire in her blood stirring the hearts of a legion of fools? — Hugh Howey

There was so much to do and not enough buckets. — Hugh Howey

It turned out that some crooked things looked even worse when straightened. Some tangled knots only made sense once unraveled. — Hugh Howey

It's never too late to stop regretting. It's never too late to see your present self as the young one and to listen to the person you hope to become. — Hugh Howey

He had only needed to see it once - to kill a man - but even that was too much. — Hugh Howey

I'm coming for you. I'm coming home, and I'm coming to clean. — Hugh Howey

What would they see, anyone who had chosen to watch? — Hugh Howey

Our tears are trying to serve a purpose, but we rarely let them. I don't know how we got started with subverting that purpose. — Hugh Howey

Knowledge that I might be necessary, but that we shouldn't be proud that I was necessary. — Hugh Howey

We are obsessed with sex, because those organisms who have this obsession leave behind many more copies of organisms with this obsession. — Hugh Howey

I listen to my voice messages like once a month," I remind Henry. "You should've texted me. — Hugh Howey

Could someone have decided that the truth was worse than a loss of power, of control? — Hugh Howey

Happiness can come solely from within, but not for long - The Bern Seer - — Hugh Howey

Better to join a ghost than to be haunted by them. Better no life than an empty one- — Hugh Howey

All the great coincidences and marvelous achievements of his life disappeared in a flash. In their place were puppet strings. 'A — Hugh Howey

She would've been torn between acting cool and nonchalant and wanting to geek out over the experience. — Hugh Howey

He had all these books, decades of reading history, the company of ancestors she could only imagine. — Hugh Howey

Here was the love and violence in the hearts of men, all for their women — Hugh Howey

There is no uprising, not really, there's just a gradual leak. Just the people who know, who want out. She smiled. — Hugh Howey

We survive in order to struggle. Struggling means we're winning. — Hugh Howey

It explains the great quandary of why the most depressed societies are those with the fewest wants. — Hugh Howey

Wisely and slowly; they stumble that run fast. — Hugh Howey

Things don't come true. They are true, or they aren't. — Hugh Howey

This wasn't the end of the end of the world. This was the beginning of something else. An end to the not knowing what was out there. — Hugh Howey

Here was one man who knew of her secret love. — Hugh Howey

The lives lost are of less consequence than the spoils gained. — Hugh Howey

And the earth sat upon his broken chest. — Hugh Howey

He was a good man, but he had a broken heart. That'll take even the best of them down. — Hugh Howey

She used to admire people who stood out, but now she could feel herself wary of them. — Hugh Howey

I've been married more to his ghost than to him. — Hugh Howey

A fire. An office fire. — Hugh Howey

No good coming from the truth? Knowing the truth is always good. And better that it's us discovering it than someone else, right? — Hugh Howey

What we do going forward defines who we are. Juliette, Pg. 397 — Hugh Howey

Juliette felt a wash of fear and relief, those two opposites twisting together like staircase and rail. — Hugh Howey

The point of the silo was for the people to keep the machines running, when Jahns had always, her entire long life, seen it the other way around. — Hugh Howey

Juliette trusted the darkness to conceal her smile. — Hugh Howey

At the top of the ramp, Holston saw the heaven into which he'd been condemned for his simple sin of hope. — Hugh Howey

My favorite sort of read is the kind that opens my mind to new ideas. — Hugh Howey

That secret was a powerful drug. — Hugh Howey

It's the intoxication of nirvana. That's how you get us to endure this life. You promise us heaven, don't you? But what do you know of our hell? — Hugh Howey

The mind rejects the very things worth knowing. — Hugh Howey

The talk wasn't necessary. They could just be. — Hugh Howey

Water," he said, licking his lips. She patted his shoulder. "I'll be right back. — Hugh Howey

How truth and lies seemed black and white, but mixed together, they made everything gray and confusing. — Hugh Howey

Even in the darkness, his smile threw shadows. — Hugh Howey

I'm coming for you. I'm coming home, I'm coming to clean — Hugh Howey

Here, kids celebrated whoever got away with the worst behavior while shunning anyone attempting to do the right thing. — Hugh Howey

Like I said, I'm not very good at this job. — Hugh Howey

Life is capricious and cruel and totally fucking random and there is no hope of finding meaning in a nightmare. — Hugh Howey

Where a story ends is nothing more than a snapshot in time, a brief flash of emotion, a pause. How and if it continues is up to us. — Hugh Howey

It was the hubris of each generation to think this anew, to think that their time was special, that all things would come to an end with them. — Hugh Howey

I also very purposefully employ the caps button, because they can, in this way, hear us scream in space: — Hugh Howey

While he lived on and on, freezing and thawing, these mortals went through routines, lived and died, unaware that he even existed. 'It's — Hugh Howey

The ones and zeros like snow, descend and blanket my eyes, forming all. — Hugh Howey

The shadow spoke of a culture forming that overvalued individuality, of children that wanted to get away from their families, of — Hugh Howey

And so it went, sand piling up to the heavens and homes sinking toward hell. — Hugh Howey

What we control," Juliette said, "is our actions once fate puts us there. — Hugh Howey

I'm such a huge fan of fan fiction, to me it's a great way for readers to become writers. It's like putting the training wheels on for writing. — Hugh Howey

the machines slowly rebuilding with recent history, having been wiped completely during the uprising. Access — Hugh Howey

Maybe prisoners in isolation feel what I feel: they hate their guards, but a beating now and then is at least some human contact. — Hugh Howey

It was a sad loss, this illusion of importance, a humbling blow. — Hugh Howey

The Tragic Historye of Romeus and Juliette — Hugh Howey

All that remained was the curiosity of it all. The wonder of the outside world beyond the veil of lies. — Hugh Howey

There have been a few workers we had to deep-freeze, some who aren't fit for another shift. — Hugh Howey

Stay healthy is not a slippery slope toward unhealthy — Hugh Howey

Bad things come in threes - but then they stop. And start all over again. — Hugh Howey

This last line was dangerously close to treason. — Hugh Howey

He continued to see inevitable events from the past as avoidable, long after they'd taken their course. — Hugh Howey

Sometimes a thing needed opening before closure was found. — Hugh Howey

The temperatures rising in the slow-moving air like the heat of angered flesh as capillaries squeezed, the blood in them rising to a boil. — Hugh Howey

Jahns told Juliette to view this as her first lesson in political compromise. Juliette said she saw it as a display of weakness. Inside, — Hugh Howey

Sleep looked so much like death, he saw. Every night people perished, if but for a moment. — Hugh Howey

Them up and trying to oil them, sand them, make them into something they could never be again - how — Hugh Howey

There were certain things, learned so young and remembered so deep that they felt like little stones in the center of her mind. — Hugh Howey