Unfamous last words - GUEST ENTRY

Unfamous last words - 4

Charge the windowsill.

- Col. (Ret.) Dorrigo Evans, quixotic (and fictional) Australian survivor of the Burma railway, in Richard Flanagan's The Narrow Road to the Deep North

Unfamous last words - 3

... moose ... Indian ...

- Henry David Thoreau

Unfamous Last Words - 2

I liked things better the way they were before.

- Melekh Gaystick, suicidal (fictional) chess champion, in Michael Chabon's The Yiddish Policeman's Union

Unfamous last words

We shall feel better in the morning.

- Emile Zola, to his wife, as they were being slowly gassed by a malfunctioning bedroom fireplace.