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Willem Dafoe American Psycho Quotes By Sylvain Reynard

She promised new, tantalizing diversions. She whispered words of raw, intense pleasure the likes of which he'd never experienced. He was intrigued. She had the power to drag his mind into his body and keep it there, unable to think or worry. And that was how he found himself in the basement of her town house in Toronto, naked, restrained, and on his knees. She confused his senses by both pleasing and punishing him. With every strike, all his emotional pain seemed to bleed away. His single errant thought was why had he waited so long to use physical pain to alleviate his mental suffering. But even that thought was soon forgotten. — Sylvain Reynard

Willem Dafoe American Psycho Quotes By Alan Cohen

Humility moves more mountains than arrogance. — Alan Cohen

Willem Dafoe American Psycho Quotes By Benjamin Zander

The job of the leader is to speak to the possibility. — Benjamin Zander

Willem Dafoe American Psycho Quotes By Howard Schultz

I'm optimistic about the country; I'm optimistic about the American people. — Howard Schultz

Willem Dafoe American Psycho Quotes By Jimi Hendrix

I try to use my music to move these people to act. — Jimi Hendrix

Willem Dafoe American Psycho Quotes By Henry Adams

You can't use tact with a Congressman! A Congressman is a hog! You must take a stick and hit him on the snout! — Henry Adams

Willem Dafoe American Psycho Quotes By Lauren Willig

Every young girl wants to be a princess. Then, when you find a real-life one, it's very easy to imagine yourself in that role. — Lauren Willig

Willem Dafoe American Psycho Quotes By Christopher Brookmyre

He spent a very uncomfortable few moments trying to remember his prepared position for explaining to God that he had nonetheless been right not to believe in Him on the basis of all available evidence, and that his empiricism and advocacy of sceptical enquiry was vindicated because faith-based belief had proven hugely detrimental to humankind's welfare. At the same time, another part of his brain was busy thinking: Please don't let the Catholics be right, please don't let the Catholics be right. — Christopher Brookmyre