Quote by Stephen King

He was a clot looking for a place to happen, a splinter of bone hunting a soft organ to puncture, a lonely lunatic cell looking for a mate.


He was a clot looking for a place to happen, a splinter of b

Summary

This quote portrays a person or character as being troublesome, unpredictable, and desperately seeking a purpose or connection. They are described as a clot, suggesting a sense of stagnation or obstruction. The reference to a splinter of bone hunting a soft organ implies a potentially harmful or destructive nature. Additionally, the phrase "lonely lunatic cell" emphasizes their isolation and irrational behavior. Overall, the quote conveys the image of someone who is disruptive, dangerous, and desperately searching for fulfillment.

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Life
By Stephen King
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