4 Quotes by Tim Floreen

I don’t think I chose to be gay, if that’s what you mean. In fact, I didn’t choose a lot of things. Like being the son of the president. Or coming to Inverness. Or even being in the closet, really. All in all, I’d say I have about as much free will as an espresso maker.

The first guy asks the second guy, 'Do you believe in free will?' The second guy answers, 'I have no choice.

I hadn't wished Mom good luck that morning. [...] I felt bad about it after. Even though I tried to be a good son, and most of the time succeeded, sometimes I suspected it didn't come naturally to me the way I knew it had to Ethan.

When Mom spoke again, my pounding heart came to a full stop. 'You remember that Emily Dickinson poem? Ethan's favorite?