1,174 Quotes by Anne Rice

No knowledge can defeat him, tempered by fire and time, he is too strong for the horrors of technology or the spells of science.

Perhaps I fear him because I could love him again, and loving him, I would come to need him, and needing him, I would come to learn from him, and learning from him, I would be again his faithful pupil in all things, only to discover that this patience for me is no substitute for the passion which long ago blazed in his eyes.

There was no need to wound him further, to shift from him the limelight of his own tale, which Lestat being the bright star, must always have.

He has a knack for making tragedy of tribulation, and forgiving himself for anything and everything in every confessional paragraph he pens.

Why must I see him brought low like this when it had taken so many decades to cement my love for him forever?

I think you were made for this; for reassuring, and given to us, if I may speculate, to force us to see our catastrophes in the new light of modern conscience.

She teaches doctrines with every step that would make the pagan gods of lust canonize her with glee.

It was an old tale. It was too old.

Lestat, let me drink. Let me look for the blood with my tongue and my hear. Let me drink, please; you can’t deny me that one moment of intimacy.