Deborah Bee > Quotes

“I am a thought, lost in a dark, empty room, forgotten in an abandoned house.”
― Deborah Bee, The Last Thing I Remember

“You don’t realise until you have no memories at all that you are a product of them. When you are an empty sheet of paper, you can’t even relate to yourself let alone to anyone else. You have no north and south. No right or left. You don’t know how to think and you don’t know what you think. Now that I have remembered things – I think – I wonder if I was better off not knowing.”
― Deborah Bee, The Last Thing I Remember

“You can’t change people.’ That’s what she said. ‘You can’t change people, but you can change you.”
― Deborah Bee

“I’ve been much more in control of my life. In control of what I say and how I say it. Making choices for me rather than just reacting to the choices other people were making.”
― Deborah Bee, The Last Thing I Remember

“I look at how someone sits. You can tell a lot about a person by how they sit.”
― Deborah Bee, The Last Thing I Remember