"The Train" Quotes
A man's life is forever altered after witnessing a murder on a train.
fiction | 144 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
The train was always the same. In the beginning, there were the same noises, the same people, the same smells.
He had not been able to make any plans for the future. It was enough for him to know that the train would come. That was all.
The train was like a thread connecting him to the world, preventing him from sinking into complete solitude.
Every time he stepped into the train, he felt a sense of relief. It was his escape from reality.
The train was a microcosm of society, with its own rules and hierarchies.
The train was a constant reminder of the passage of time. Each journey brought him closer to the end.
He watched the changing landscapes through the train window, feeling a sense of melancholy.
On the train, he could be anyone he wanted to be. No one knew his past or his true identity.
The train was a temporary respite from the chaos and noise of the city.
He found solace in the rhythmic sound of the train wheels on the tracks.
