“I guess the only person we’ll truly knew what happened that day was himself. Lee Harvey Oswald.” —Darry Curtis tabloid junkie
“And your old man? He never stopped believing.” —Richard Turner, Tabloid Junkie
“You know what they say, Curtis, don’t judge a book by its cover.” —Paul Holden tabloid junkie
“It’s one thing reading history through a textbook, it’s another altogether living through it.” —Darry Curtis, tabloid junkie
“Elvis was in the dust, the Jacksons were rising to the charts.” —Darry Curtis tabloid junkie
“Quit?! You can’t just quit, Tim! You asked me once where my loyalty lies. So, where does yours lie?” —Darry Curtis, Tabloid Junkie
“Sometimes promises must be broken, in order to be made.” —Mr. Williams, Tabloid Junkie
“Don’t close your eyes, Darry…eyes are windows to the soul.” —Constance “Connie” Biggs
“Hope is a flimsy thing to hold onto.” —Darry Curtis, Tabloid Junkie
“Pony was right about one thing. I’d never be like our parents. But what he also doesn’t understand, is that I already grew up. And Bob Sheldon that night taught me how.” —Darry Curtis, Tabloud Junkie
“They know you but they don’t know you. So, what’s it like for Darry Curtis to tell his.” —Constance “Connie” Biggs
“It’s junk. That’s what it is. The noise, the media, the tabloids. It’s all junk.” —Darry Curtis, tabloid junkie.