Lasher Quotes

“But crazy people never think they're crazy. You're sane just by the virtue of the question.”
― Jacquelyn Frank, Seduce Me in Dreams

“In his refusal to believe in anything supernatural or inherently evil, he was as unrealistic as an old voodoo queen who sees spirits everywhere.”
― Anne Rice

“Lasher,’ she said, ‘for the wind which you send that lashes the grasslands, for the wind that lashes the leaves from the trees.”
― Anne Rice, The Witching Hour

“¿Acaso creías que podías bailar con el diablo y no pagar un precio por ello?”
― Anne Rice, Lasher

“It's no devil,' I said.
'And why do you say that?' she asked again, as if we hadn't discussed this before.
'Because,' I said, 'the Devil has more important things to do if he exists at all, and on the point of his existence at all I am not certain.'
'Where did you get an idea there was no Devil?'
'Rousseau,' I said. 'His philosophy argues that the worst evil is in man.”
― Anne Rice, Lasher

“And then I realized that all humans were created for death. They were all born as little struggling innocents, learning to live before they knew what it was about.”
― Anne Rice, Lasher

“She would turn to the Catholic Church to destroy the thing, she said, 'to the power of Christ, and His Holy Mother, and the saints.'
We fought a terrible battle of words. I cried out: 'Don't you see that that is nothing but another form of witchcraft?”
― Anne Rice, The Last Sunrise

“She would turn to the Catholic Church to destroy the thing, she said, 'to the power of Christ, and His Holy Mother, and the saints.'
We fought a terrible battle of words. I cried out: 'Don't you see that that is nothing but another form of witchcraft?”
― Anne Rice, Lasher