Best 16 quotes of Emma Cameron on MyQuotes

Bongo's sobs are hurled out like paintballs from a skirmish gun until the force diminishes into a trickle of sobs that wind up the exorcism.

Growing up changes more than playground games and body shapes.

If I let him touch me, it'd be like opening a one-way telepathic tunnel.

I'm all alone, fuming at myself, waving a great flag of failure.

I'm just the reason they married. Mum says I was a surprise. Dad says I was an accident. Truth is ... I am their mistake.

Instead, she's as still as a leaf-littered pond, dark water evaporating, waiting desperately for rain.

It's not about blood," says Lucius. "It's about who you share your life with. Where you feel you really belong.

I walk the city, through its crush of people and its smells: body odour, rotting food, vomit and urine. A cocktail of oppression and freedom.

I want out of this place. With no reminders." It stings - sulphur tears in cinnamon rain.

She's never sure, never knows, never goes.

Stella scribbled in thick black texta across half the pages of my best storybook, filled with people who ventured where their hearts took them. Beautiful worlds beyond mine.

Then she smiles, like it's the first time she's seen sun after a decade of winters.

There're three reasons people get away from here: gone good, gone bad or gone dead.

The true test is won when being together without saying a word is everything.

They scribble on notepads, the sound of their pens scratching the judgemental air.

Things should have been so different to the way they are now.