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Quotes Compendium

a collection of quotes that stuck with me, from various pieces of media.

But I guess this rabbit is flesh and blood. And this flesh and blood is failing me now.

— The Long Walk, dir. Francis Lawrence

If something comes after hell, I'll see you there. I hope you never get this message. I love you.

— TheSunVanished, Theodora Wish

BUT WHEN I AM IN HEAVEN I WILL REMEMBER YOUR MOUTH, AND WHEN YOU ROAST DOWN IN HELL I THINK YOU WILL REMEMBER MINE

— Harrow the Ninth, Tamsyn Muir

And you are glad to be here, in this strange and beautiful place, a little longer.

— Citizen Sleeper

THERE IS A PERIOD WHERE IT IS CLEAR THAT YOU HAVE GONE WRONG
BUT YOU CONTINUE.
SOMETIMES THERE IS A LUXURIOUS AMOUNT OF TIME
BEFORE ANYTHING BAD HAPPENS.

— The Living Series, Jenny Holzer

People, meanwhile, don't endure. We start to fade from the moment we are born, until we have left nothing but our footprints behind.

— The Loop, Jon Ingold

I used to think I was different from Po-Wing. Turns out lonely people are all the same.

— Happy Together, dir. Wong Kar-Wai

I liked you for who you are; and who you are is a person who leaves. But for him, you're the person who stays.

— Past Lives, dir Celine Song

Life is short, art is long.

— David Jonsson in an interview with GQ

I'm just, you know, kind of happy in the doing of things. Even just having a great cup of coffee is happiness. Getting an idea, or realizing an idea. Working on a painting or working on a piece of sculpture. Working on a film. One thing I noticed is that many of us, we do what we call work for a goal. For a result. And in the doing, it's not that much happiness. And yet that's our life going by. If you're transcending every day, building up that happiness, it eventually comes to: it doesn't matter what your work is. You just get happy in the work. You get happy in the little things and the big things. And if the result isn't what you dreamed of, it doesn't kill you, if you enjoyed the doing of it. It's important that we enjoy the doing of our life.

— David Lynch in an interview with GQ