A Simple Plan Quotes

“By doing one wrong thing, I thought I could make everything right.”
― Scott B. Smith, A Simple Plan

“I didn't feel evil. I felt nervous, scared, nothing more.”
― Scott B. Smith, A Simple Plan

“I never liked Lou”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“with his dog and his friend Lou in his truck.”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“Lou lying on his back”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“what you called a man with no arms and no legs in a swimming pool. “Bob,”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“You’re not my buddy,” Lou said.”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“the petty spitefulness”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“Everybody’s going to get what they deserve,” she said.”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“I’m thirty-three,”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“But how could I have known then all the loss to which her simple plan would ultimately lead?”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“I promise I won’t tell Lou,” he said.”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“Don’t be stupid”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“What the fuck’re you doing?”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“Perfectly,” Lou said”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“Her crying got louder and louder. The sound of it gave me a headache”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“The money, by giving us the chance to dream, had also allowed us to begin despising our present lives.”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“My confession lay between us, stillborn, draining blood onto the papers scattered across my desk.”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“Her face had a strange look to it. It wasn’t horror, which was what I’d dreaded most; it was something closer to fear—apprehension tinged with perplexity—and beneath it all, just the slightest hint of disapproval, sitting there like a seed, waiting to learn more before it sprouted and grew.”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“I was doomed now, trapped, that the rest of my life would pivot somehow off this single act, that in trying to save Jacob, I’d damned us both.”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“By doing one wrong thing, I thought I could make everything right.”
― Scott Smith, A Simple Plan

“Recalls The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, the better work of Jim Thompson (The Grifters; After Dark, My Sweet) and Thomas Berger’s tales of small-town souls who succumb to murderous mayhem.”
― Scott B. Smith, A Simple Plan