Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Chapter 7 Quotes
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Chapter 7 Quotes
How we cite the quotes:
(Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote 1
"Nobody suspected a thing," [Emma] said. "People come to sideshows to see stunts and tricks and what-all, and as far as anybody knew that's exactly what we showed them." (7.37)
When most people see something that appears impossible, like a levitating person, they assume it's some sort of magic trick, not an actual supernatural power.
Quote 2
"Call me a dandy if you will, but just because the villagers won't remember what you wear doesn't give you license to dress like a vagabond!" (7.70)
We're not sure why Horace takes such pride in his appearance, but there's a nice photo to accompany his description in the book so you know exactly what he looks like.
Quote 3
When there was no light anywhere but [Emma's] face on my little screen, I lay there in the dark, still looking. (7.201)
Thanks to modern technology (that doesn't exist in 1940), Jacob is able to see Emma even while he's apart from her and feeling lonely. We bet if he took her picture for real, it would disintegrate outside the time loop.