Lost Quotes

“Adults have their swords and make their wars. Kids are supposed to...play. We’re not supposed to have cares.” She looked at him, though her eyes were still looking into some distance. “I’m afraid I might be growing up. Why else do I feel like I don’t want to be an adult, but I’m no longer a child?”
― C.S.R. Calloway, Lost

“His eyes shown as brightly as if they were fairies themselves, and his face held a delicate balance of youth and knowledge for he had an abundance of both. His tongue sat in the corner of his mouth, gripped between his teeth as he focused on a fairy that was sprinting and tumbling across his fingertips.”
― C.S.R. Calloway, Lost: a Never novella

“Boys, as nature’s greatest prank, never run out of ideas, they just run out of smart ideas.”
― C.S.R. Calloway, Lost: a Never novella

“We are the descendants of Agwe and Calypso, conceived in the crescent waves under a crescent moon. Our cousins are the mermaids on the eastern shore, though long ago we chose land and earth over ocean and water. The waves still calls to us, for they remember our long-forgotten names. I suppose they always will.”
― C.S.R. Calloway, Lost: a Never novella