Anatomy of Evil Quotes

“There is nothing he enjoys so much as a good walk, which he calls “the most social of exercises.”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil

“Travel does not merely broaden the mind, it deepens it as well.”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil

“That’s the thing about multiple murderers, I think. They’re cowards, and they have a low threshold for their own pain, while loving to inflict it upon others.”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil

“I don’t expect you shall be in any mortal danger.” “I hope not. One never knows with women.”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil

“and there we met Death. In spite of everything, I was not prepared for it.”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil

“I felt as if we all are merely vessels of blood, beakers, flagons, tankards. Walking wine glasses, fragile as a brandy snifter, so easily dashed to the ground, splashing our contents everywhere for all to see.”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil

“It may be time to throw the pieces of the jigsaw back into the box and start again.” “How many times shall we have to do that, sir?” “Until the picture makes sense.”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil

“The easiest way to get around a guard is to act as if you belong there.”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil

“Unctuous, is what he was. Or bumptious. Possibly both at once.”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil

“After five or six millennia to deal with the matter, we still had come no closer to understanding or accepting it, that we too are mere mortals and sometime our own number will come,”
― Will Thomas, Anatomy of Evil