"I don't," he said, then gulped in another breath, "I don't want things. You know what I mean?" "Nope." "People... people want things. They want kids. Or they want to get famous or rich or something. And then they get all screwed up trying to get it. So I just don't want anything. Not like that." "All right," Bobbie said. "Only I fucked up. Didn't even know I was doing it, but it got where I wanted a thing." He waited for the lump to come back to his throat, and when it didn't, he went on." I want Peaches to get to die at home. With her family."
Persepolis Rising, James S.A. Corey
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This is one of Amos' most revealing moments (with him testing Prax, maybe?). He doesn't think of himself as a person, but he'll still get fucked up over his love for other people.
Amos Burton, you are and always will be the most fascinating character I have ever met.

























