She's a Killer Quotes

“I said nothing. I liked to see how little I could contribute in these meetings. My all-time Personal Best was three words, nothing to add, of which I had been inordinately pleased at the time.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“I knew that my ambivalence about the emergency annoyed her. The problem with emergencies was that the longer they went on, the more they just felt like normal life.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“I’m a fan of unhappy endings. They’re more honest.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“I was friendless not because I didn’t understand people but because I understood them too well. Most of them weren’t worth the effort.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“We all knew that in a few years none of it would matter anyway, but we had to pretend like it did, we had to go on.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“I just didn’t see the point of prepping for the end of the world. I didn’t want to die slowly eating preserved cauliflower and stewed apples.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“In times of crisis people look for guidance to great artists.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“Hope was part of the internet’s success. In truth, the news was always bad – but sailing on the current of connectivity was this sense you were a few clicks away from the very thing you didn’t know you were looking for.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“The internet made you feel like something might happen.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“That’s one thing I’d learned about kids – they only hear what you don’t want them to.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“Brian’s right eye started twitching with the effort of not looking at his phone.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“I was capable of astral travel while looking like I was entirely present.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“That’s why I want to study Russian literature. I want to understand what it is we’re scared of. At a deep level.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“I knew that there were guys who made proclamations about Russian novels because they thought it made them more attractive.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer

“In London we’d be suppressing our complaints about the queue while looking extremely displeased.”
― Kirsten McDougall, She's a Killer