Kacper

“Jones the cat was sitting in front of a port. He found the storm exhilarating and had evolved a frenetic game of swatting at the larger particles of dust whenever one struck the port’s exterior. Jones knew he could never actually catch one of the flying motes. He understood the underlying physical laws behind the fact of a solid transparency. That lessened the delight of the game but did not obviate it. Besides, he could pretend that the dark fragments of stone were birds, though he’d never seen a bird. But he instinctively understood that concept, too.”
― Alan Dean Foster, Alien

“You know, Burke, I don’t know which species is worse. You don’t see them killing each other for a percentage.”
― Alan Dean Foster, Aliens

“My mommy always said there were no such things as monsters. No real ones. But there are.”
― Alan Dean Foster, Aliens

“I’m not afraid of the dark I know. It’s the dark I don’t that terrifies me.”
― Alan Dean Foster, Alien