"Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" Quotes
A non-fiction account of a murder trial in Savannah, Georgia, that delves into the eccentric characters and social dynamics of the city.
nonfiction | 386 pages | Published in 1994
Quotes
People will walk right out of their way to step on your face.
A man can fire a gun and miss, but he can't miss the sound.
A man would never be afraid of a woman with a powerful personality. It's when she only has a powerful body that she becomes intimidating.
I have always been a voyeur. I like to watch people, and I like to watch things. I've always liked to watch.
I like to see the lights come on gradually in the city. It's a slow process, but it happens. It's as if the city is slowly waking up.
Some people like to paint trees. I like to watch the trees paint people.
I'm not sure I really trust a doctor. I think they're all just a bunch of quacks.
There's no law against a man's carrying a gun as long as it's not concealed, and as long as he doesn't brandish it.
I'm not really a romantic. I just like to watch people who are in love.
I've never been one to take things at face value. I like to dig deeper, to see what's really going on.





