Blood Defense Quotes

“I fell asleep praying that Donald Trump would announce he was planning to become a woman.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“Besides, it’s possible he’s not guilty.” I laughed so hard I had to put down my fries. I”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“Slide by with a lie; don’t admit it till you quit it. It”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“It’s the Law of Douche Bags. Douche bags walk away with enough holes in them to look like a colander, while good guys go down for the count with one random punch to the head. Sheri—one”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“I raised an eyebrow. Since when did they need real news to justify the slugfest? Barry gave me a knowing smile behind the assistant’s back as he ducked into his studio.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“I heard Chloe Monahan’s voice on the television and the shock of it made me jerk my head toward the screen again—but it was just a clip from her interview on Ellen. Bonnie put her hands on her hips and fixed me with a death ray. “Once more, Brinkman, and I’ll let you go out there looking like a raccoon in drag.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“GET THE ASSHOLE WHO DID THIS! #justiceforchloe   OMG I LOVED HER!! #tragedy   MY FAVORITE ON DARK CORNERS! NOOOOO! #chloeforever”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“Talking to my mother was about as much fun as chewing a ball of tinfoil with a mouthful of fillings.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“The furniture was average, nondescript—somewhere between high-end and yard-sale”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“I felt lighter. It was as though I’d cut the rope around my neck that’d been tied to a barge of misery. A barge I’d been dragging around my whole life.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“My mother was a narcissist who’d never wanted me and didn’t even particularly like, let alone love, me.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“It’s the Law of Douche Bags. Douche bags walk away with enough holes in them to look like a colander, while good guys go down for the count with one random punch to the head.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“Ten minutes later, Alex’s spare phone gave a beep. We all turned to look at it. I grabbed the phone and read the message aloud. “‘You’re most welcome, Aubrey. Keep sharing!’” Aubrey. That was such a distinctive name. “I know I’ve heard that name before, I just can’t remember where or how. Sound familiar to you guys?” They both shook their heads. I started pacing again as I tried to squeeze my brain for the memory. Alex sat down at his computer. He started to read off the screen. “Aubrey, Aubrey . . . wow, lots of girls named Aubrey.” Michelle watched me. “Was it during this case?” I nodded. “Maybe you heard it in court?” I shook my head. “No, I know I didn’t hear it in court.” I might not remember my own phone number, but I never forgot what anyone said in court. “Did it have something to do with this case?” Michelle asked. I stopped and stared at the floor. “No, I don’t think so.” Alex read from the screen again. “Aubrey Plaza, Allison Aubrey, there’s a town in France.” I stared at him. “You’re not helping, you know.” He glanced up. “Sorry.” But he kept scanning the monitor. “What about outside court?” Michelle asked. “I mean, when you were talking to reporters?” Something tickled the back of my brain. I had that frustrating feeling that it was hovering just out of reach. I tried to grasp it. And failed. “Damn it!” “Okay, let it go,” Michelle said. “You can’t force it. Talk about something else.” But I couldn’t. I kept pacing. Alex picked up their empty bowls. “That guy Marc was a lot smaller than this Aubrey dude. I thought models were supposed to be buff.” I’d noticed that, too. “At least more buff than Marc was. But as I recall, Golden said the agency was trying to get him to buff up.” Alex”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“Counsel’s sarcasm is inappropriate.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“Even our phone calls were like crawling naked across a field of broken glass.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“I fell asleep praying that Donald Trump would announce he was planning to become a woman. Surprisingly,”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“women hated her, and the men saw her as the girl they could never get. Dale”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“paying any unnecessary”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“Being attractive matters everywhere—getting jobs, getting laid, and yes, getting acquitted by a jury of your peers. No one can resist a pretty face. As long as it’s not too pretty. Back”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“When I walk into court, I’m not concerned about justice, the rule of law, or making sure it’s a fair fight. Fuck fair. I’m there to protect my client. That’s where my duty begins and ends. But”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“But there’s a small percentage who are nothing but born predators. And for them, no amount of good parenting, quality schooling, or therapy sessions will ever make a bit of difference.”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense

“glanced at him, I saw he had a mischievous grin. The”
― Marcia Clark, Blood Defense