What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Quotes

“Everyone needs rules. After all, how can you break what doesn’t exist? Rules give anarchy something to aim at”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

“She said nothing in a manner that conveyed volumes. I said nothing in a manner that I hoped conveyed my complete innocence. She said nothing in a manner that conveyed her disbelief in my complete innocence. I said nothing in a manner that conveyed my hurt at this lack of trust in me. She said nothing in a manner that effortlessly conveyed the message that Dr Bairstow wished to see me at his earliest convenience and to collect Dr Peterson while I was at it.”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

“Some things were above my pay grade. Actually, there were things that slithered on their bellies that were higher than my pay grade.”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

“These days, people actually sought me out and asked me for advice on personal relationships, romantic problems, and social issues which, quite honestly, is a bit like asking an anorexic for recipes.”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

“Will he be able to understand us, sir? It’s a foreign language over there. I’ve heard they spell plough with a “w”?’ ‘I share your horror,’ he said, ‘but since I have the strongest doubts that anyone in the History Department can spell the word plough in any language, I do not feel this is an insurmountable barrier to admission at St Mary’s.”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

“In an organisation that already contains you, Dr Maxwell, the acquisition of any further irritants would be superfluous.”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

“To look away when something terrible is happening does not mean that the terrible thing ceases to happen. Someone”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

“I’m going to tear off your head, reach down your neck, and rip out your testicles from the inside.”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

“It struck me now that when I first arrived at St Mary’s all those years ago, that it was a struggle for me to look anyone in the eye and say good morning. These days, people actually sought me out and asked me for advice on personal relationships, romantic problems, and social issues which, quite honestly, is a bit like asking an anorexic for recipes.”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

“social”
― Jodi Taylor, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?