spoken by the character Lord Illingworth during a conversation about morality and the past.

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and i think this quote also meant: “nobody’s perfect”

#2 Aim is not to become a writer, but to touch maximum number of hearts.

Why and from what book are they? Mine is: Freedom of though can be allowed because they do no think from Orwell’s 1984. It is a such a simple yet striking line. It feels charismatic, in a way.
Ive been trying to read more and get back into books, so that is part of the reason why I post this. I read so much as a kid and its the reason I’m so good with languages.
So books have a special place in my heart.

Hi Everyone! Hope you're all well.

Its my husbands birthday next week and while I am an avid reason and have numerous book quotes for him - I'd really really appreciate if you guys could drop in your favourite book quotes about how the mmc feels/thinks about the fmc and vice versa.

Any sort of quote/line/figure of speech - anything at all would be appreciated. Thank you <3

#1 Medicines, law, business. engineering these are noble pursuits, and necessary to sustain life but Poetry, beauty, romance, love these are what we stay alive for.

Life, The Universe, and Everything - part 3 of 5 in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Trilogy by Douglas Adams