“Laws of good intention are really of no use unless there are good people to enforce them.”

“Sometimes people confuse offering their opinion as “I’m just being honest.” What’s left out of this sentence is “… about what I think.”

“In the last few days he had forgotten about himself and tried to help those around him. It was like he was a new moon, and his actions and attitude filled up the void over time—much like how a waxing moon filled the new moon with light.”

“Crysta, to her credit, never complained—it wasn’t her way. Yes, she would ask and remind nicely, and persistently, until she got what she wanted. But complain? No.”

“The law is clear, but the situation has to do with the enforcement. Laws are used when the good people want something done for themselves.”

“I guess this is it," Chelsea said. "The beginning of good-bye.”

“Life is a test of your sanity, and believe me you never make it out without going a little crazy along the way.”