Noble House: A Novel of Contemporary Hong Kong Quotes

This Study Guide consists of approximately 51 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Noble House.

Noble House: A Novel of Contemporary Hong Kong Quotes

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"We're here to usurp the Noble House of Asia with the secret help and collusion of a Judas Iscariot, John Chen," (Chapter 4, p. 45).

"No. I don't care about the gambling. All Chinese want to gamble and if some Chinese police officers run illegal street gambling it'll be mostly clean and mostly fair though bloody illegal. If they don't run it, triads will, and then the splinter groups of rotten little bastards, we so carefully keep apart will join together again into one big tong and then we'll really have a real problem. You know me, lad, I'm not one to rock any boats, that's why I won't make assistant commissioner. I like the status quo. The Dragons run the gambling so we keep the triads splintered—and just so long as the police always stick together and are absolutely the strongest triad in Hong Kong, we'll always...

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