Almond Quotes Quotes

“Now I understood a little what it meant to be frightened. It was like desperately gasping for air in a place without oxygen.”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“Can the word "love" be thrown around so casually like that?”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“The human brain is actually dumber than you think it is”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“Emotions are tricky businesses. Every little thing around you might feel like sharp weapons.”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“There are a hundred answers to one question in this world. So it's hard for me to give you a correct answer. And the world is even more of a puzzle at your age when you have to search for answers yourself. But if you still want my advice, let me answer by asking you this: what did Gon do most often to get close to you?”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“Whenever life pulled brutal pranks on him, Gon would think that life was like having your mom hold your hands one moment, warm and safe, then suddenly drop them with no explanation.

No matter how hard he tried to grab hold, he was always abandoned in the end.”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“She said families walk hand in hand. Granny would hold my other hand. I have never been abandoned by anyone. Even though my brain was a mess, what kept my soul whole was the warmth of the hands, holding mine on both sides.”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“The breeze carried herself to my nose. It was a scent I hadn't smelled before. It smelled like fallen leaves, or the first bud in spring The kind of smell that evoked contrary images all at once.”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“People's eyes light up when they talk about things they love. Dora's were radiant.”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“(Yunjae about Gon) God had given the face of an angel to the wrong person.”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“Children long to be loved but at the same time they give the most love. We were once all like that.”
― Sohn Won-Pyung, Almond

“We push off the ground and break into a run. It is not a race, it’s just running. All we need to do is simply feel our bodies splitting the air.”
― Sohn Won-Pyung