Well yes, obviously.  Quote boxes highlight quotes.  But repeating text is obviously pointless.  
The page is not "monotonous".  If you think it is, then it needs comprehensive rewriting.
The quotes in the text already have in-line citations.
The quotes are not key facts and do not need to be brought out.  The choice of which lines to "highlight" in this way is entirely arbitrary.  Also, we have guidelines which say As a matter of style, quoteboxes should generally be avoided... Instead of using quoteboxes to highlight its notability, explain its importance before introducing the quote or in an introduction to the quote.  And let me once again reiterate the key point - the quotes are already in the text, and do not need repeating in boxes.

You're plainly not interested in actually discussing this, and I find your bald "conclusion" rather immature.  I am also troubled by your initial dishonest edit summary, and your deletion of my post on your talk page asking you why you reverted my edit.  200.83.101.199