The Dog Quotes

“The part of him that gave him his unique scent is gone, which means that he's gone.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“I don't like it when things change. Still, as I glance back into the cabin and see Jon in the kitchen, it's clear that he's not concerned about anything. And if he's not concerned, then I guess there's nothing to worry about.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“It's as if the entire city has suddenly disappeared. Or rather, the city is still there, but all the people are gone.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“Suddenly she grabs a small rock and throws it at me, missing by just a few inches as I turn and hurry after Julie.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“As she gets closer, Melissa suddenly turns and kicks me hard in the belly. I let out a pained yelp and pull back,”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“again, I look toward the distant skyline. For a moment, I can't quite work out what's different, but finally I realize that there's no light.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“I want to stick much closer to Jon. Despite his sense of calm, I can't ignore the scent of blood in the air, and I can't relax.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“Ahead of us, the three corpses stare in different directions, each with glassy dead eyes.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“I can't even remember what it felt like in the days when I wasn't constantly scared.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“Human beings are cruel and vicious and monstrous. They”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“I kept hoping I'd wake up and find that Jon had returned, but each time I opened my eyes I simply found that I was still in the car, with Julie still driving. And”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“Black bones are rattling in the grass.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“The whole world seems strangely quiet now, and all the distant din of the human world is not only gone, but almost hard to remember.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“the shadows of the forest are much longer, reaching almost all the way to the cabin's steps.”
― Amy Cross, The Dog

“Sometimes I wonder how he survives with such a terrible sense of smell. Maybe”
― Amy Cross, The Dog