Quote by Jodi Picoult

That's the crazy thing about lies. You start to fall for them, yourself.

That's the crazy thing about lies. You start to fall for the

Summary

This quote highlights the dangerous and deceptive nature of lies. It emphasizes how, overtime, the person who tells a lie can even begin to believe it themselves. Lies have the power to deceive not only others but also the ones who propagate them. It emphasizes the potential for self-deception and how lies can manipulate perceptions and reality.

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Fall Lie

By Jodi Picoult

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