"The Long Walk" Quotes
In a dystopian America, one hundred teenage boys enter a grueling walking competition where there can only be one winner.
horror | 370 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
It’s the way of the world: too little and too much.
But I’m not alone. The others are here, too. I have to remember that.
The darkness that had always been there was spreading now, reaching out into the corners of his mind.
But the human spirit is a strong thing.
There’s always a way out. The only real trap is giving up.
He could do anything, he could do anything at all, and so could the rest of them.
He walked on. He had things to do. He had a long way to go.
It wasn’t the pain, or the fatigue, or the terrifying realization that in the end, it might not be enough.
It was the knowledge that if he couldn’t do it, they would take him away.
He felt the sun on his face and he felt that he had earned it.
