Into the Pit Quotes

“I guess I just like myself the way I am. Sorry if I’m not fancy or fashionable enough for you. I’m not like the cheerleaders or all those models and pop stars whose pictures you have plastered all over your room. But you know what? I’m a nice person, and I don’t judge people on how they look or how much money they have, and I don’t have to give a person a pop quiz to decide if I’ll let them hang out with me or not!”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“People who eat pineapple on pizza deserve to be alone.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“But it is necessary that you let me put you to sleep as early as possible. It’s important that you get your beauty rest.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“You’re a person, and you should look like an individual.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“Mothers always think their children are beautiful, so when your mother looks at you, she has always seen great beauty.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“No pineapple on pizza, ever.” “Agreed!” Mason said, laughing. “Pineapple on pizza is an abomination. It should be illegal.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“No, just for me, I guess.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“Her mom was standing at the stove, stirring eggs in a pan. “Look at you! You’re a knockout!” Mom looked her up and down, smiling. “Is it picture day or something?” “No,” Sarah said, sitting down at the table and pouring herself a glass of orange juice. “I just felt like making an effort today.” “Is there somebody special you’re making an effort for?” Mom asked in a teasing tone.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“Good. That’s what I want. To grant your wishes and make you happy.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“No, a nice-looking individual who worries too much about her appearance.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“Silly Millie, Chilly Millie, the ice-cold Goth girl who’s always dreaming of Death. Am I right?”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book

“There were noises but not the usual ones of Freddy Fazbear’s. Screams. Crying children. Yells for help. The fast footfalls of people running. Chaos.”
― Scott Cawthon, Into the Pit: An AFK Book