Psychological Mindgames Quotes

“What better weapon than the human brain? The human brain was Mrs Twartski's and Wiezenslowski's domain. The children who were used were the castaways of the United States government, like dogs abandoned and a vet's office. Mrs. Twartski read the letter out loud, slowly and carefully enunciating every word in her thick Polish accent. The German scientists were looking for children who could learn quickly, were between ages four and twelve, and could withstand being famished without dying. Deutschland were paying dollar $50,000 per subject. Everyone in living room exactly Mrs. Twartski and all my aunts let out a huge "Ahhh". My sister's and my eyes grew wide because we had no idea what this meant or why the adults were so excited. Then my sister's eyes narrowed as if she knew something that I didn't yet, as if she had just figured something out.”
― Wendy Hoffman, The Enslaved Queen: A Memoir About Electricity and Mind Control

“Bruises and dried blood covered her face, giving the illusion of chicken pox.”
― Yawatta Hosby, One By One

“Just one pit stop, Rae. One pit stop that won't even take an hour. Then it's over. It's finally over.”
― Yawatta Hosby, One By One

“Yeah, there has to be a few screws loose when a girl asks you to drop everything to spend a three-day weekend on very short notice, and you say okey dokey without a care in the world.”
― Yawatta Hosby, One By One

“Birds chirped and hawked in the distance. A group of them, maybe vultures, circled the sky. Rae glanced at the blanket. Those damn birds could probably smell Marissa, and the second everyone left, they'd pounce on her.”
― Yawatta Hosby, One By One