Into the Darkness Quotes

“At any tipping point, one could fall forward or backward. One was an end, the other could be a beginning,”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“and only those who, through genetic defects, could not empathize and thus use the symbiotes were killed”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“I’m a cosmonaut, not someone who likes to jump head-first in the deep end. I analyze problems and act as rationally as possible.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“A leader is not always the one who makes the decisions. They can also be the one who shares them.” He looked her in the eye. “Or the one who makes sure no one goes overboard. It’s not the loudest voice in the room that leads, but each one in its own time, when it’s the one that should be listened to.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“We always ask ourselves what we have lost and what we can gain. We never ask ourselves what we have now.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“It’s like a football with a filling,” Meeks said.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“Servitors are programmed to be helpful and, according to strict robotics laws, to help people and never pose a threat.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“The Avatar always wanted to stay in the unknown.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“It’s all speculation,” James interrupted her wearily. “We won’t find out, if at all, until we find the Ark.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“consentiat,”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“That’s a good two or three hundred yards!”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“That’s the Russian way. If you can’t fix something, just leave it and admire its morbid charm, which, conveniently, can only increase with time.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“Ewenken.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“Earthlings”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“The pyramids of the Egyptians can still be admired today, some five thousand years after they were built, and there is no trace of the Egyptians of that time. Not culturally, not linguistically, not mythologically.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“haste is not a good advisor.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“responsible for over ninety percent of the deaths and for the demise of the Maya and Inca,”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“I just feel like a pawn in a game whose rules I don’t understand.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“We define ourselves by our sense of self and our sense of body, the two things that give a constant to our subjective experience,” she explained. “One feels at home in one’s body with all its peculiarities. It changes successively throughout life, at least through normal aging.” She looked at the leaves rustling back and forth in the light wind high above them in the treetops. “But the ‘I’ feeling always stays the same. You have felt like you—mentally, I mean—as an observer of the world you perceive through your eyes, always, regardless of your age. You have learned, had experiences, but the feeling of ‘being you’ has always been the same. When you know you don’t have long, that your belly is made of pain and is a ticking time bomb, it doesn’t change that constant, but it does change the relationship of the sense of I to the body. Without that, I’m still me, but I’ve changed again. You know what I mean?” “I’m not entirely sure.” Without looking, she could tell from the sounds he was making that he was sitting up and looking at her. “But I’m glad you’re feeling better.” “I’m not so sure,” she whispered, thinking of her mother and Yuri and Lyudmila. “I’m not sure.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“receding hair that made his forehead appear long and high.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“When the first settlers landed in North America, the natives on Rhode Island received them very kindly and even got them through the first winter,”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness

“split”
― Joshua T. Calvert, Into the Darkness