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“As soon as you have a child, you see your own tombstone” (Christine Quotes)
Stephen King
Christine
“He felt that if he could get deep down in himself quickly enough, he would be okay, but sympathy might drive him mad.”
Stephen King
Christine
“I always like to see enlightened parents like that; it gives me hope for the future.”
Stephen King
Christine
“I once heard about some millionaire who had a stolen Rembrandt in his basement where no one but him could see it. I could understand that guy. I don’t mean that Arnie was a Rembrandt, or even a world-class wit, but I could understand the attraction of knowing about something good… something that was good but still a secret.”
Stephen King
Christine
“I think part of being a parent is trying to kill your kids.”
Stephen King
Christine
“If being a kid is about learning how to live, then being a grown-up is about learning how to die.”
Stephen King
Christine
“Love is old slaughterer. Love is not blind. Love is a canibal with extremely acute vision. Love is insectile, it is always hungry”
Stephen King
Christine
“Love is the enemy. Yes…the poets continually and sometimes willfully mistake love. Love is the old slaughterer. Love is not blind. Love is a cannibal with extremely acute vision. Love is insectile; it is always hungry.”
Stephen King
Christine
“Maybe that’s one of the ways you recognize really lonely people . . . they can always think of something neat to do on rainy days. You can always call them up. They’re always home. always.”
Stephen King
Christine
“There was a momentary added weight in my stomach, almost like a sickness. There’s a name for that sort of sickness. I think it’s called falling in love with your best friend’s girl.”
Stephen King
Christine
“You’re smiling again,” Regina said. “I was just thinking about how much I love you both,” Arnie said. His father looked at him, surprised and touched; there was a soft gleam in his mother’s eyes that might have been tears. They really believed it.”
Stephen King
Christine
