Eric Thompson Quotes & Sayings

The truth was more powerful than a lie could ever be (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

I was falling in love with her, and she was falling in love with me. It was fated, decided before any of us were born, and I hated it as much as I loved it. I could barely stand it. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

Just because I wasn't human, didn't mean I could discount human life. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

Don't trust anybody else - no matter how close you are to them. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

My insanity begged for a distraction. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

Neither of us asked to be born descendants, yet I'd be rewarded with his death, and we couldn't prevent that. No one could. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

I'd prefer you accuse my son, so he can defend his innocence rather than prolong unnecessary guilt. (Spoken by Bracke, told by Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

I leaned against the desk, ran my hand over my father's paperwork, and picked up a pen. Turning around, I shoved it into my father's hand.
"What's this?" he asked, raising a brow.
"You'll need it to sign my death certificate," I said, pain vibrating my veins against my muscles and bones. "Are we done now?" (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

I wanted to survive - not for my kind, but for trust, for friendship, for another being. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

It's going to be okay, Eric," Urte said, helping me sit up.
I shook my head. "Lying is my forte, Urte, not yours." (Eric.) — Shannon A. Thompson

Luthicer hummed. "You're either brave or very foolish."
"What's the difference?" (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

Her kiss could kill us, and my consent signed our death certificates, selfishly and without control. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

I'm assuming you have a reason behind this irrational need to conform to this institution. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

Thompson and Ritchie were among the first to realize that hardware and compiler technology had become good enough that an entire operating system could be written in C, and by 1978 the whole environment had been successfully ported to several machines of different types. — Eric S. Raymond

See Eric J. Arnould and Craig J. Thompson "Consumer Culture Theory (CCT): Twenty Years of Research," Journal of Consumer Research, 31 (2005). — Douglas Holt

Fate was a reality, but it wasn't a beautiful or angelic thing. It was a heart-wrenching nightmare. And we'd fallen blindly into it. We had no escape. It was happening, and it was up to me to guarantee our survival of it. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

Shadows could be anywhere in blackness. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

I didn't even have a name for her, shade or human, but I didn't need one to know her. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

I wasn't sure what was worse: being oblivious or living within reality. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

Anyone could be anybody. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

I wanted to protect her, and, if I couldn't do that, I'd at least be there for her. (Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson

It's my job to lead you to success, and, if you fail, it's because I failed, not you.' (Spoken by Bracke, told by Eric) — Shannon A. Thompson