Quotes by Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge

Explore a curated collection of 13 quotes by Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge. Discover timeless wisdom, insightful thoughts, and memorable words that have inspired readers around the world. Browse through the gallery below and click on any quote to read more.

In French culture, the best way of buying time or getting off the hook entirely in a thorny personal situation is to cla — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
The French have a penchant for absolutism, for thinking that things are all one way or all another, which is why their p — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
... she was a pudding of immaturity and precocious wisdom that had not yet set into a stable mold. — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
How can you be kissing at a time like this? Have you no respect for the dead? — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
When you’re used to being in dangerous situations, you develop a sixth sense about your surroundings, about where possib — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
Never run upstairs when someone’s chasing you. Don’t try to quick-draw a man who already has his gun out. Never light a — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
It wasn’t playing both sides of the fence – it was betting against yourself but still playing to win – and it encapsulat — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
And I had just kissed my ex-girlfriend, who had cried, while my current girlfriend was in jail. So far, it had not been — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
I congratulate you on your success stealing the painting. — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
There are only two things in life,' Bergé said. 'Love and beauty. — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
This was a crime of passion, but unlike most crimes of passion, it had been meticulously and diabolically well-planned. — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
Bergé’s yelling had attracted the attention of everyone in the Kibati hall: champagne flutes stopped halfway to heavily — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge
On the morning after the daring theft of a priceless James Ensor painting from the Grand Palais in Paris, I was allowed — Mark Zero, The French Art of Revenge