Alexander Pearce Quotes in The Last Confession of Alexander Pearce (2008)

Alexander Pearce: A Full Belly is prerequisite to all manner of good. Without that, no man knows, what hunger will make him do.

Alexander Pearce: Try to kill a man, he'll either die, or put up fight. That's how it is. That's what happened.

Alexander Pearce: When it came time there was only panic. We took our bread but it was baked to rot. I had the thought we'd forage but God never put down food out there, no animals, nor anything in the ground. This is a hollow land. That's what we walked into, eight of us...

Alexander Pearce: And once Greenhill said what he said, the very idea crept like water 'til that's all there was. Be done with it and eat.

Alexander Pearce: They turned back true enough, but besides taking our pots, they took their portion of Dalton. They ate what we ate.