The Zax Quotes

He was well accustomed to being alone, but this was the first situation where Zax recalled feeling so painfully lonely. It had been thrilling to share his recent highs and lows with Kalare and Mikedo after a lifetime of being on his own. The recent experience of having friends to fall back on made it that much harder to tackle this massive challenge by himself. Eventually, the tears poured down Zax’s cheeks as utter despair and hopelessness took hold. When

The world is full of nice people; if you cannot find one, BE one.

A tragedy does not change your life; a tragedy changes you.

Why does everyone want to have the last laugh? Just have a good laugh :)

At the end of THE song, you realize the meaning of your life.

Let's just start over", gurgled the hagget's voice. We cannot give up now.

Just remember, if the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off - Cruz

Politicians divide us; terrorists unite us.

Start sleeping peacefully because the only thing you care about has been taken care of.

Learn to lie outside; fill the void inside.

A picture may speak a thousand words, but still...

There is a way of looking at life called “keeping things in perspective.” This simply means “making yourself feel better by comparing the things that are happening to you right now against other things that have happened at a different time, or to different people.” For instance, if you were upset about an ugly pimple on the end of your nose, you might try to feel better by keeping your pimple in perspective. You might compare your pimple situation to that of someone who was being eaten by a bear, and when you looked in the mirror at your ugly pimple, you could say to yourself, “Well, at least I’m not being eaten by a bear.” You can see at once why keeping things in perspective rarely works very well, because it is hard to concentrate on somebody else being eaten by a bear when you are staring at your own ugly pimple. So it was with the Baudelaire orphans in the days that followed. In the morning, when the children joined Aunt Josephine for a breakfast of orange juice and untoasted bread, Violet thought to herself, “Well, at least we’re not being forced to cook for Count Olaf’s disgusting theater troupe.” In the afternoon, when Aunt Josephine would take them to the library and teach them all about grammar, Klaus thought to himself, “Well, at least Count Olaf isn’t about to whisk us away to Peru.” And in the evening, when the children joined Aunt Josephine for a dinner of orange juice and untoasted bread, Sunny thought to herself, “Zax!” which meant something along the lines of “Well, at least there isn’t a sign of Count Olaf anywhere.” But no matter how much the three siblings compared their life with Aunt Josephine to the miserable things that had happened to them before, they couldn’t help but be dissatisfied with their circumstances. In her free time, Violet would dismantle the gears and switches from the model train set, hoping to invent something that could prepare hot food without frightening Aunt Josephine, but she couldn’t help wishing that Aunt Josephine would simply turn on the stove. Klaus would sit in one of the chairs in the library with his feet on a footstool, reading about grammar until the sun went down, but

My heart warmed, observing their beautiful, loving auras. They held hands throughout the evening, demonstrating their affection. The teasing elicited smiles and rosy blushes from Flynn, demonstrating happiness and tranquility from Zax. It was a sight to behold! What a transformation since his liberation.

Never having respect in the first place was a far more palatable prospect to Zax than starting off with higher standing only to lose it.