4 Orson Scott Card Quotes on Rage

Orson Scott Card quotes on rage

170. You don't understand how devastating fear and rage can be, and how quickly religion and civilization and human decency are forgotten when a mob forms.

635. Rage at the death of his daughter and all the things that had gone wrong and the people who had screwed up. He needed to kill somebody, to tear them apart, only there wasn't anybody to kill.

682. Step hated feeling such rage toward the person he loved most. And it wasn't the yearning love of young romance, but rather the kind of love that made her feel like part of his own self, so that he couldn't imagine a future without her beside him. To be so savagely angry at her was terrible

882. There's a sort of rage a man feels when he's been deceived where he most trusted. It compares to no other anger