How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #1
"They want to know about your personality, yes, but the more generalized your answers the better chance you have of being considered for a variety of positions." (3.3)
Basically, be yourself… as long as yourself is the most boring person imaginable. Is this what you think life in a government-controlled society would be like? Is it true that the more rules there are, the more people start acting and sounding same?
Quote #2
Beyond that is the open ocean—and beyond that, all the crumbling countries and cities ruined by the disease. (3.8)
We have no idea if this is the truth—if there are countries around the world destroyed by the deliria—or if it's just government propaganda. Lena believes anything she's told, but as far we know, the U.S. might be the only country that has banned love.
Quote #3
It's extremely unusual for people to dream once they've been cured. (5.27)
Is this true, or do people just not talk about their dreams once they've been cured? How effective is this love cure, really? And do you think people need the idea of love in order to dream? What about nightmares? Where do they come from?