The Coward Quotes

“Being a hero means rising up, not tearing other people down.”
― Stephen Aryan, The Coward

“Being a hero is all about overcoming fear.”
― Stephen Aryan, The Coward

“It's natural to be scared. There's no shame in that.”
― Stephen Aryan, The Coward

“Only in action, in difficult times, is there truth, is there understanding.”
― Stephen Aryan, The Coward

“Life struggles. Here it is abundant. Clean. Safe. To kill something pure, to take it away when everything is so fragile, is not an easy choice. I will only eat what I have killed."
"But It's different here," said Kell.
"But I am not," said Willow.”
― Stephen Aryan, The Coward

“All of the heroes, without fail, had nightmares. They would cry out in the night, screaming and begging forgiveness from the dead who continued to haunt them. It didn’t matter that the people they’d killed had been enemies at the time, or that their cause was just. The weight of their actions was a constant burden.”
― Stephen Aryan, The Coward

“The girl had all the initiative of a potato. Unless told exactly what to do she would just stand around staring at the walls. It wasn’t completely her fault. Both her parents had the wit of a boiled cabbage so it had been inevitable that Sallie would be a dullard.”
― Stephen Aryan, The Coward