Author of quotes: William Faulkner. Page 4

Trust ... not necessarily the person who never lied to trust: trust that who I know from experience that he knows when to cheat and when unprofitable.

A man needs light. People should live in the bright, constant, merciless light, so that every shadow was a certain, distinct, distinctive and unique: the shadow of his own personal purity or baseness. All the evil of mankind was born in the darkness, in the darkness, where a person does not pursue on the heels of the shadow of his own crimes.

... He still wanted to believe that the man walking towards his destiny even if that destiny is destruction, it would be necessary to preserve their dignity...

... We live in a free country, every prisoner has the right to attempt to escape, and each time the warden and has the right to shoot him in the back, if it doesn't stop at the first shout.

Clarence had one good trait - he never let anybody down. Did not work: everyone who encountered him, it was known beforehand that he was the son of a bitch...

... The easiest way to get nine people out of ten do you think is to trust them.

If the writer intended to do something is to make the world a better place than he found it, to do what in his power available to him, to avoid this evil, war, injustice, - that's his job. And it should be done without describing all sorts of nice things - the writer is to show man his baser traits, the evil that man is capable of, at the same time hating myself for it is an evil that people have to overcome, to endure and survive; that man always believed in the fact that he can be better than he is likely to be.

Woman to another scolding, reasons not required.

Because that's what is most surprising: some people think to earn or get money - it's a game where there are no rules.

They say that the deception could experienced liar. But often experienced, inveterate liar deceives himself alone; easier to believe the lies of a man who lived in the shackles of truthfulness.

... Not so terrible human disaster which had happened like that, that can happen. For the usual trouble he will cling to, if only not to change anything.

... People, in General, is the same everywhere, but apparently in a small town, where evil is more difficult to implement where opportunities to be secretive less people but I can think of more evil - attributing it to another.

I sometimes wonder who has the right to decide whether a normal person or abnormal. Sometimes I think that is quite normal and very abnormal, and who he is - we agree and decide. So, it's not that important what a person does, and how most people will look at his case.

... man is the totality of his troubles.