John Corey Whaley Quotes

When I Asked Him The Meaning Of Life, Dr. Webb Got Very Quiet And Then Told Me Life Has No One Meaning, It Only Has Whatever Meaning Each Of Us Puts On Our Own Life. I'll Tell You Now That I Still Don't Know The Meaning Of Mine. And Lucas Cader, With All His Brains And Talent, Doesn't Know The Meaning Of His, Either. But I'll Tell You The Meaning Of All This. The Meaning Of Some Bird Showing Up And Some Boy Disappearing And You Knowing All About It. The Meaning Of This Was Not To Save You, But To Warn You Instead. To Warn You Of Confusion And Delusion And Assumption. To Warn You Of Psychics And Zombies And Ghosts Of Your Lost Brother. To Warn You Of Ada Taylor And Her Sympathy And Mothers Who Wake You Up With Vacuums. To Warn You Of Two-foot-tall Birds That Say They Can Help, But Never Do.

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