Orson Scott Card Quotes About Dreams

Quotes about: Dreams

• Your dream is a good one. [. . .] The desire that is the very root of life itself: To grow until all the space you can see is part of you, under your control. It's the desire for greatness.

  Orson Scott Card

  Dream, Hope, Ambition

  Orson Scott Card (2009). “Speaker for the Dead”, p.246, Macmillan

• We thought we were the only thinking beings in the universe, until we met you, but never did we dream that thought could arise from the lonely animals who cannot dream each other's dreams

  Orson Scott Card

  Dream, Lonely, Animal

  Orson Scott Card (2013). “The Ender Quintet”, p.234, Macmillan

• Mazer, i don't want to keep dreaming these things. I'm afraid to sleep. I keep thinking of things i don't want to remember. My whole life keeps playing out as if i were a recorder and someone else wanted to watch the most terrible parts of my life

  Orson Scott Card

  Dream, Sleep, Thinking

  Orson Scott Card (2010). “Ender's Game”, p.178, Macmillan

• Take me home, he said silently to Graff. In my dream you said you loved me. Take me home

  Orson Scott Card

  Dream, Home, Said

  Orson Scott Card (2010). “Ender's Game”, p.179, Macmillan

• Ah, I am the judge of dreams, and you are the judge of love. Well, I find you guilty of dreaming good dreams, and sentence you to a lifetime of working and suffering for the sake of your dreams. I only hope that someday you won't declare me innocent of the crime of loving you.

  Orson Scott Card

  Dream, Judging, Loving You

  Orson Scott Card (2013). “The Ender Quintet”, p.266, Macmillan

• The great forces of history were real, after a fashion. But when you examined them closely, those great forces always came down to the dreams and hungers and judgments of individuals.

  Orson Scott Card

  Dream, Fashion, Real

  Orson Scott Card (2010). “Keeper of Dreams”, p.106, Macmillan

• ...You believe that the kind of story you want to tell might be best received by the science fiction and fantasy audience. I hope you're right, because in many ways this is the best audience in the world to write for. They're open-minded and intelligent. They want to think as well as feel, understand as well as dream. Above all, they want to be led into places that no one has ever visited before. It's a privilege to tell stories to these readers, and an honour when they applaud the tale you tell.

  Orson Scott Card

  Dream, Believe, Writing

• The dreamers always seem to think their dream is worth the price that other people will pay. They also delude themselves that they will control whatever evil they use to try to bring about their dream.

  Orson Scott Card

  Dream, Thinking, People

  Orson Scott Card (2004). “The Crystal City: The Tales of Alvin Maker”, p.97, Macmillan

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