Jo Nesbø Quotes
What is worse? Taking the life of a person who wants to live or taking death from a person who wants to die.
Losing your life is not the worst thing that can happen. The worst thing is to lose your reason for living.
Smoking’s banned in my house. Cigarettes harm your body, ” he said, knocking back half of the bottle of beer.
in order to isolate what was possible, you had to eliminate everything that was impossible
Balance is of the essence, ' she said. 'That appies to all good, harmonious relationships. Balance in guilt, balance in shame and pangs of conscience.
You know someone's okay if they can ignore things they can't do anything about and move on.
Listen, I am someone who had chosen to earn their daily bread killing other people. I'm inclined to give people a bit of leeway when it comes to their actions and decisions.
Are you dying?"Cato lit his cigarette. "It's not acute, perhaps, but we're all dying, Harry.
Sometimes you don’t know what you’re looking for until you find it, ” Harry answered. “It’s a methodology.
Just imagine walking away from something you’ve started. Something you really believed would be good. I don’t think i could ever do that.
no one is as they seem, and most of life, apart from honest betrayal, is lies and deceit. And the day we discover we are no different is the day we no longer want to live.
Wilhelm’s smile reminded Harry of his father’s sad, resigned smile, the smile of a man looking backwards because that’s where the things that made him smile were.
Perhaps that was a thing about attractive women: A rejection demanded their respect, made them trust you more.
Harry doesn't like people, you see." "I do like people, " Harry said. "I just don't like being with them. Particularly when there's a lot of them at the same time.
You are Bellman, aren’t you? The genius who sent the sauna ape after me?” Harry nodded toward the Finn.
And what’s your unhappiness due to, Harry?The words came out before he had time to think. “Loving someone who loves me.