I’ve only seen fragments from my childhood. But what I saw, what I felt, was goodness. I saw a capacity for hope. Love. There is something within us. Something special in humans. Something sacred. Something worth protecting.[to Makee]
I mean, nobody’s scientifically perfect, but Suzie’s about as close to being perfect as any human could possibly be.
I do think that sometimes the idea of forgiving someone feels, like, impossible. Then you realize that the villain in your story is just a person who made a big mistake.
Humankind has a long history of despising and fearing those who are different. Nobody chooses how they’re born. And yet the unsighted persecute the sighted. If one day the sighted outnumber the unsighted again, the roles will reverse. It is one of the many ways in which we all are very much the same.
Humanity’s biggest threat has always been itself.
History teaches us that the cause of humanity is only advanced through strife. There’s no Renaissance without the Dark Ages.
Alien technology being used against us, not by aliens, not with aliens, but by a venal conspiracy of men against humanity.
You’re not a monster, Butcher. You are a mοthеrf***еr, but you a mοthеrf***еr with a heart.
I don’t have powers.[Ashley Barrett]You don’t need powers. You just need to be human.[Starlight]
You are not a monster, Butcher. It just hurts to be human.
You all act like you’re made of steel. But you’re not. No one is.[to Marie]
When is a machine not a machine?