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The Frozen River
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"The Frozen River" Quotes

In "The Frozen River," a midwife in 1789 Maine investigates a murder that exposes dark secrets in her small, frozen community.

Quotes

A woman remembers what the world would have her forget.

Ariel Lawhon

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Justice is a river that carves its own path, no matter how frozen the surface.

Ariel Lawhon

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We are all stitched together by the choices we make in the dark.

Ariel Lawhon

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To live in Maine is to know the language of snow and silence.

Ariel Lawhon

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I have learned that the strongest hearts are forged in winter.

Ariel Lawhon

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Some debts are paid with silence, others with blood.

Ariel Lawhon

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The truth does not fear the cold.

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A midwife walks the line between life and death with every birth.

Ariel Lawhon

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Rumors are like frost—they settle everywhere, whether you invite them or not.

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There are truths that weigh more than a body in the river.

Ariel Lawhon

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