Important I'm the King of the Caslte quotes
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- I'm The King of the Castle Important Quotes
- Kingshaw
- Kingshaw and Edmunds
- 'F**k to you'
- 'He feared Hooper more than anything in the world'
- 'I hate him, I hate him, I hate him.'
- There will always be Hooper, now, for ever and always... He began to weep,'
- Kingshaw and his mother
- 'He wanted to go to his mother...but he never did go.'
- 'He knew he ought to care about his mother, but he did not care.'
- 'There seemed no point at all in trying to talk to her.'
- Kingshaw's feelings
- 'He liked being alone, because he was used to it.'
- 'He was afraid all the time.'
- 'People are no good. People can never help me.'
- Kingshaw and Edmunds
- Edmund
- Edmund's feelings
- 'It's my house... it is private, I got here first.'
- 'I did that, it was because of me, and a spurt of triumph went through him.'
- Edmund and Kingshaw
- 'You do what I say.'
- 'Something will happen to you Kingshaw.'
- 'Hooper wanted to know what was going on inside his head.'
- Edmund and Mr Hooper
- 'He'd buy me anything I wanted.'
- 'there does not seem to be anything strange about him, as there has always been with Kingshaw.'
- 'He is like his mother, thought Joseph Hooper. He has the same wat of not bothering to explain'
- Edmund's feelings
- Mrs Kingshaw
- Mrs Kingshaw and Joseph Hooper
- 'She enjoyed being treated in that way by Mr Hooper.'
- 'You should be very polite to Mr Hooper.'
- Mrs Kingshaw and Charles.
- 'You're all I have left.'
- 'All the blame lies on him.'
- Anxious that Kingshaw should like it here, very soon feel at home.'
- Mrs Kingshaw's feelings
- Excited as a girl,'
- I must think of myself a little more.'
- Everything is turning out for the best.'
- Mrs Kingshaw and Joseph Hooper
- Mr Hooper
- Mr Hooper's feelings
- 'He is very uncertain of himself.'
- 'He knew himself to be an ineffectual man, without any strength or imposing qualities.'
- 'I am not a man to do things by halves.'
- Mr Hooper and Mrs Kingshaw
- 'Pleased at her enthusiasm'
- 'He felt more than ever satisfied with Mrs Helena Kingshaw.'
- I cannot think how I'd have managed it without you.'
- Mr Hooper and Charles
- 'We are becoming very good friends.'
- 'Kingshaw was obscurely comforted by the long, thin, man's arms'
- 'You need not fear that Charles will be at a disadvantage in this house.'
- Mr Hooper and Edmund
- 'An intruder, a stranger in his son's room.'
- 'He looked away from his son's gaze, irritated.'
- Mr Hooper's feelings
- Kingshaw
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