This Boy's Life Guilt and Blame Quotes

Here's a little pre-teen homophobia to spice things up. The fact that Jack isn't sure who started the kiss means that the boys can side-step their guilt by blaming the other boy.

We're more "blame" here than guilt, but the message is still clear: when the blame gets through, it does more damage than all of the good times and good feelings of his teen years can overcome. It stays with him forever.

Here's another case where a religious person, soft-spoken and not especially inclined to throw his fists around, ends up causing more guilt than Dwight and his thumpings ever could.