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“We never know what choices will lead to defining moments in our lives. A glance to the left instead of right could define who we meet and who passes us by. Our life path can be determined by a single phone call we make, or neglect to make.”
― Neal Shusterman, The Toll

“I vow to become the change that might have been”
― Neal Shusterman, Scythe

“Even now, she looked radiant to him. How ridiculous that he'd be romanticizing her in these final hours. What could have once been love was now the resignation of a heart long broken.”
― Neal Shusterman, Scythe

“I am what you made me”
― Neal Shusterman

“Although I do not require devotion, am I not deserving of it?”
― Neal Shusterman, Thunderhead

“I should glean you right here and bring your heart to Constantine!"
"He'd probably eat it."
"Probably," Citra had to admit.”
― Neal Shusterman, Thunderhead

“Goddard clapped his hands together, truly tickled. "I have so missed these conversations with you!"
"You mean the ones where you gloat, and I'm tied up?"
"You see? The way you get to the heart of the matter is always so refreshing. So entertaining. I'd keep you as a house pet, if I didn't fear you'd somehow escape and burn me to a crisp in my sleep."
"I would, and I would," Rowan told him.
"I have no doubt.”
― Neal Shusterman, The Toll

“Please rate your level of annoyance on a scale of one to ten."
"Are you serious?"
"We can't proceed with intake until you answer the question."
"Uh ... five," he said, "No—six; the question made it worse."
"Have you experienced any unfair treatment since being marked unsavory? Anyone refusing you service, or in any way infringing upon your rights as a citizen?"
The rote way in which she asked the question made him want to smack that tablet out of her hand. At least she could have pretended to sare about his answer the way she had pretended to smile.
"People looked at me like I've just killed their cat."
She looked at him as if he's just told her he actually had killed a few cats. "Unfortunately, I can't do anything about the way people look at you. But if your rights are ever infringed upon, it's important that you let your probation officer know."
"Wait—you're not my probation officer?"
She sighed. “I’m your intake officer. You’ll meet your probation officer after we’re done with intake.�
“Will I have to take a number again?�
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“Then please change my annoyance level to nine.”
― Neal Shusterman, Thunderhead