Allegiance Quotes

“a righteous man is honest, even to his own undoing.”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance

“But no matter how long a father has been in the ground, he always speaks to his children. A person forever remembers their mother’s arms and their father’s words.”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance

“Cursing the little place where you found yourself would do no good. It would not free you from your prison, or make the millions of megatons of earth and stone that sat over your head go away. But you cursed it anyways, because when you’re completely powerless all you can do is shake your fist.”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance

“Surely your violence and brutality will follow you all the days of your life, and when you are finally slaughtered like a dog, you will go straight to Hell forever. Amen.”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance

“Air. Enough blood to keep your heart pumping. Water. Calories. That’s all you need.”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance

“Her mind seemed in the habit of jumping to the worst possible conclusions, but maybe that wasn’t such a bad habit. Maybe that was the type of thing that kept you alive.”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance

“Fort Bragg was a military base that Lee and Tomlin, as well as most members of the United States Army, were familiar with. Home of the 82nd Airborne, as well as US Army Special Operations Command, it was an infamous shit hole. Two hundred and fifty-one square miles of sand and pine trees, adjoining the city of Fayetteville, which was for the most part an old military town and had the same used-up look as all military towns.”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance

“she was having a hard time controlling her anger lately—Maybe people should stop making me angry—and”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance

“Am I apeshit?” She stooped and began to gather wood. “No.” Harper shook his head. “You’re just crazy. But that’s okay. You can come back from crazy.”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance

“knew. Everything is in a constant state of atrophy. And yet the decay had no bottom, no endpoint. It seemed there was always room for things to worsen. Unless”
― D.J. Molles, Allegiance