Maximum Ride Forever Quotes
"The only real truth is the one you find out for yourself."
"I’d rather put on my big-girl pants than dwell on things—and truths—beyond your control."
"But if you’re like me, you’d rather face a harsh truth than live in ignorance."
"History tends to repeat itself, so for your sake and the sake of the future, I hope you’ll read it."
"Sometimes the truth is the very last thing you want to believe."
"This is a story of perseverance and hope, but it’s also one of grief."
"Freedom is something you have to fight for. It's not a given."
"We all have a mountain of personal crap to deal with."
"The world looks like it’s been completely obliterated. So whatever possibly survived is going to be pretty yucky."
"When you fail at saving the world, it’s difficult to imagine facing the ruins of what’s left."
"Trust that we can do this together, like we always have. Is that so hard?"
"In the end, it wasn’t about the destination, it was about the journey."
"We just want answers, Max. And that doesn’t really seem like a priority for you."
"Maybe you should start trusting us for a change."
"It's always about us, the flock. It's always, always, always about the flock."
"I'm not your baby anymore, Max. I never really was."
"But if someone planned something on this scale? Then none of us is safe."
"I need to know the truth. I didn't before. But now I think... I think truth is better than relative safety."
"There's always someone in the group who's a little vulnerable."
"I’m thankful for the memory of garlic mashed potatoes drenched in butter. Or yams with marshmallows."
"We almost burned down Dr. Martinez’s kitchen!"
"I miss the flock," Gazzy said even more quietly."
"I’m thankful I’ve still got you, though. And that we’re still alive."
"Gasman, I knew I could count on you to keep it real."
"I’m pretty sure that girl with the black hair has a thing for me."
"I can almost hear her laughing from across the ocean."
"We figured since most guys are crap, you two would feel right at home."
"I had to convince the Remedy I’d killed them, so he wouldn’t send the other Horsemen."
"I can’t get the nightmare out of my head."
"I’ll catch up with the flock. There’s just a place I need to stop by first."
"I thought you’d learned your lesson, Max."
"I’ll never let it go. I just need to know, Dylan. To move on."
"If you’ve ever loved someone like I did, if they made you crazy and happy and exasperated and elated and if you wanted to hold them and shake them and sometimes kick them and if, after all that, they were like part of your family and part of your soul… Imagine seeing that feather. Imagine what that felt like."
"It’s not any one person’s fault. It’s just how it is."
"You know how I feel, and how I would feel about you no matter what, whether I was programmed to love you or not."
"There’s something wrong with you," I said, releasing my grip. Deep sobs were welling up in me, but I was too well trained as a fighter to give in to them. "There’s something seriously wrong with you."
"I guess there’s a way out after all," he said smugly.
"I love you," he said steadily. "I always have, and I always will. You know that."
"I don’t want a Horseman bot with Fang’s DNA. I want Fang. And you killed him!"
"The earth is my primary patient," the doctor reasoned calmly. "And the ecosystem will recover much better with fewer people to compromise it."
"Nothing’s dying out, you disgusting supremacist," I snapped. "You don’t get to kill Fang’s child."
"I love you," he said. "I always have, and I always will. You know that."