33 Quotes by Jerry Gill

You did well, Lin. Things don’t always go how we want. All we can do is our best. Do what needs done as fast and as well as you can. The nearest we can have to a comforting thought is to know things would be even worse if you didn’t give your best.

As the hunters faded into the darkness, Curtis called out, “I want her alive, remember! I will kill her after I humiliate her. If a man kills her, I will kill that man. Remember, Challenger will see you first. She will hear you first, and she will smell you!

She shared a personal philosophy of Vic’s. You must recognize your limitations. We all have them. Accept them that you may compensate or improve.

Vic was in a pink dress with matching pink cloche and her gray and white lace-up Oxfords. Over the dress, she wore her white knit sweater. She smiled and pulled out the Bowie. “Armed and dangerous.

After two calls, the male looked at Vic and asked why she didn’t again make the war-cry of her tribe. A hundred thousand years ago, it was the custom of a tribe to enter a battle with its war-cry and to repeat the call if victorious. This was the first time in this life she met a creature who understood. It felt good, and the Sasquatch didn’t need to ask twice. Vic raised her arms, waved the bloody ax, and again the forest echoed with the terrifying cry of the prehistoric tribe of Onu!

Vic raised both arms and waved the ax as she cried out the blood-curdling war cry of her ancient people! Snow hares broke from their camouflaged positions to flee the area. The hairy ape folk of that generation never before heard such a cry, but instinct warned them of its meaning.

The hair stood on her neck, and she got goose skin.

She knew she must stop defending and attack. In a blink, her amber eyes were black. From the deepest recesses of Vic's lungs rose a thundering cry which boomed throughout the estate! Sleeping birds unruffled by earlier sounds now flurried into the sky, terror-stricken! The men racing for Vic stopped a moment to look around through fright-filled eyes and question what it was!

DM said, “This would hurt most people. You seem to have such a high pain tolerance, you probably won’t feel it.” He grabbed the end of Vic’s nose and pulled. Then he manipulated the cartilage until it lined up. “Take the end of your nose and keep pulling to keep things aligned.” Then DM applied the strips of tape across Vic’s nose. He added the lower strip first and overlapped the strips upward. When he finished, Vic looked at him rather sternly. “You lied. It hurt like the dickens!