Quote by Cassandra Clare

You stole a boat, she snapped. What am I doing with you, you boat-stealing lunatic?

You stole a boat, she snapped. What am I doing with you, you

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker is exasperated and frustrated with the person they are addressing. By accusing the individual of stealing a boat, they are expressing disbelief and annoyance. The use of the phrase "boat-stealing lunatic" further demonstrates the speaker's incredulity and possibly even their concern for associating with someone who engages in such reckless behavior. Overall, the quote highlights the speaker's disappointment and questioning of their relationship or interaction with the boat thief.

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Funny Humour Boat Stealing Lunatic

By Cassandra Clare

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