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“I love doing impersonations of people.”
― Benedict Cumberbatch

“I've been a Danish prince, a Texas slave-dealer, an Arab sheik, a Cheyenne Dog Soldier, and a Yankee navy lieutenant in my time, among other things, and none of 'em was as hard to sustain as my lifetime's impersonation of a British officer and gentleman.”
― George MacDonald Fraser, Flashman in the Great Game

“Listen, then repeat. Listen, then repeat. That was all it took to pretend well. What was a person’s self but carefully articulated mimicry?”
― Rivers Solomon, An Unkindness of Ghosts

“I pretended I was a Kez colonel pretending to be an Adran colonel,â€� Olem said. “It was disturbingly easy.â€�
“They didn’t ask for papers or proof?�
“In this rain?â€� Olem gestured at the downpour. “You don’t understand an enlisted man, sir. Nobody asks for bloody papers in this kind of weather.”
― Brian McClellan, The Crimson Campaign

“Mimicry can be unkind, but at least it acknowledges that you’re there.”
― Claire-Louise Bennett, Checkout 19

“The thing is', (Rufus) Stone said, 'that if you don't believe that you are an old man, or a woman, or a tramp, then how can you expect anyone else to believe you? Looking the part is just the surface; being the part is the true disguise.”
― Andrew Lane, Fire Storm

“I’m so sorry, I forget to introduce m’self. Cleo, shat for Cleopaitra, cause mâ€� daddy always said I look like an Egyptian princess. And ya are?â€�
“Not as happy to meet you,â€� he said.”
― Elle Klass, City by the Bay

“Impersonators, with time give up hope, but great leaders imitate with discretion.”
― S. E. Entsua-Mensah

“I am very disappointed, Philip,â€� she said, still stern.
“I know, Cherry,� he accepted. “But� she did claim she was my wife.�
“She did,â€� she acknowledged. “Knowing nothing of your history or who you were, she did say such a foolish thing.”
― Fenna Edgewood, The Seafaring Lady's Guide to Love