The Clown Quotes

“Death is the inevitable consequance of having lived”
― Kathryn Ann Kingsley, The Clown

“Simon Waite. What an odd, tragic, terrible man. He was a monster, no doubt about it. He was a vicious, cruel, evil, and sadistic thing. Because he’d taken his heart and cast it into his shadow. Because if he hadn’t, there’d be nothing left of him to salvage.”
― Kathryn Ann Kingsley, The Clown

“He was clever, witty, and wicked. His sadistic grin sent shivers up her spine in ways that it shouldn’t. He bullied her, but he relished being teased in return. And most of all, it was the look in his freakish eyes when she asked him to stay with her. Like he had been stuck outside in a storm, and she had opened her door and asked if he wanted shelter.

Even if he dragged the storm inside with him, it was worth it.”
― Kathryn Ann Kingsley, The Clown

“That is the untold exchange of our world. That is the true cost of death. To die is to lose your hammer and chisel. Your opportunity to mark the world is over. You slide your cards away and leave the table.”
― Kathryn Ann Kingsley, The Clown

“Simon? If you didn’t want to get in my pants, would I also be on your shit list?” “Oh, cupcake. I don’t have a list. It’d be too long to track. I keep a list of the people I don’t despise. Much easier that way.”
― Kathryn Ann Kingsley, The Clown