Connor Lassiter Quotes

Cowards hide [...] but warriors lie and wait [...] the only difference is whether you're motivated by fear or purpose.

Small victories are bet­ter than none.

And so, as the mob backs away to give them space... as the riot police holster their weapons, standing down, and as Risa takes the podium, calming the crowd with a voice as soothing as a sonata, Connor Lassiter holds his family like he'll never let them go.

When your parents turn you in to the Juvenile Authority - and they will - I will not shed a single tear for you, Connor Lassiter.

Love the ponytail," Connor says, pointing at his hair. Lev shrugs. "It's just because my hair is so tatted. But maybe I'll keep it." "Don't," Connor tells him. "I lied. I hate it.

Lev bends down and takes the tranq gun away from the cop Connor has just rendered unconscious. "I came to save you." "That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard!

How do you fill it?’ Connor asks. 'How do you fill the … the space?’ And to Cam’s own amazement, he has an answer. 'Bit by bit,’ he says, 'and not alone.

In a perfect world, everything would either be black or white, right or wrong and everyone would know the difference. But this isn't a perfect world. The problem is people who think it is.

What bothers her most is that she cares. Risa was always able to take care of herself, both physically and emotionally. At the state home, either you developed several layers of personal armor or you were eaten alive. When had that changed? Was it when she was forced to play music as kids were led into the building beneath her to be unwound? Was it when she made the choice to accept a shattered spine, rather than having it replaced by the healthy spine of an Unwind? Or maybe it was before that, when she realized that, against all sense and reason, she had fallen in love with Connor Lassiter?

I thought of Jack Nicholson telling Shirley MacLaine that a stiff drink “might kill the bug you got up your ass.” I thought of John Riggins, the great, wild running back of the Redskins, telling Justice Sandra Day O’Connor at a White House dinner to “loosen up, Sandy baby.