Цитаты из книги Neuromancer

She was limping.
"He says if I kick anything, it'll fall off."

he triggered a subprogram that effected certain alterations in the core custodial commands.
Out now. Reversing smoothly, the virus reknitting the fabric of the window.
Done.

"Balls," Case said, smiling at the screen. "That's good work, Armitage."
"Yes," Armitage admitted, "but don't let it go to your head. Compared to what you'll eventually be up against, this is an arcade toy."

For a few frightened seconds he fought helplessly to control her body. Then he willed himself into passivity, became the passenger behind her eyes.
The glasses didn't seem to cut down the sunlight al all. <…> Blue alphanumerics winked the time, low in her left peripheral field. Showing off, he thought.

Molly was gone when he took the trodes off, and the loft was dark. He checked the time. He'd been in cyberspace for five hours. He carried the Ono-Sendai to one of the new worktables and collapsed across the bedslab, pulling Molly's black silk sleeping bag over his head.

"You want me to go out, Case? Maybe easier for you, alone..."
"No. Stay, doesn't matter."

She stood up and stretched, catlike.

Armitage gets orders. Like something tells him to go off to Chiba, pick up a pillhead who's making one last wobble through the burnout belt, and trade a program for the operation that'll fix him up. We coulda bought twenty world class cowboys for what the market was ready to pay for that surgical program. You were good, but not that good..."

You know he died braindeath three times?"

In front of it, Molly's hands flowed through an intricate sequence of jive that he couldn't follow.

Her Sprawl wasn't his Sprawl, he decided. She'd led him through a dozen bars and clubs he'd never seen before,

Case picked at a shred of bacon that had lodged between his front teeth. He'd given up asking her where they were going and why; jabs in the ribs and the sign for silence were all he'd gotten in reply.

I saw you stroking that Sendai; man, it was pornographic." She laughed.

"Now go down to the freight elevator and bring up the cases you find there." Armitage handed him the magnetic key. "Go on. You'll enjoy this, Case. Like Christmas morning."

Case felt as though his brain were jammed.

Afterimage of a single hair-fine line of red light. Seared concrete beneath the thin soles of his shoes.

Seven days and he'd jack in. If he closed his eyes now, he'd see the matrix.

He wondered briefly what it would be like, working all your life for one zaibatsu. Company housing, company hymn, company funeral.

The holograms were ten-power magnifications;

Reflected colors flowed across Molly's lenses