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“grief is love made homeless,”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“She'd been swallowed up in her own pain for so many years that she didn't notice his until it was too late.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“Hess had long thought of death with indifference. Not because he hated life, but because existence was painful.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“Lein on kodutuks jäänud armastus ning inimene peab leinaga koos elama ja sundima end edasi liikuma.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“(...) a tristeza é um amor que ficou sem casa, e temos de aprender a viver com ela e a seguir em frente.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“Os mortos não podem fazer sombra aos vivos.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“(...) É uma coisa pequena, mas é importante. Os mortos não podem fazer sombra aos vivos. Foi o que lhe disseram os psicólogos e terapeutas, e todas as fibras do seu corpo lhe dizem que eles têm razão.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“grief is love made homeless, that one needs to live with grief and force oneself on.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“- Ninguém sabe. Talvez esteja apenas perdida. Às vezes as pessoas perdem-se e têm dificuldade em encontrar o caminho de casa. Mas, se ela estiver perdida, vamos encontrá-la.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“The dark clouds scatter, and Bekker thinks he might find a way to make the time pass after all.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“...grief is love made homeless”
― Soren Sveistrup

“and the legal dismantling of a human life has taken its”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“Hess had long thought of death with indifference. Not because he hated life, but because existence was painful. He hadn't sought help, nor had he gone to the few friends he'd had. He hadn't taken the advice that had been given to him. Instead he'd fled. He'd run as fast as he could, the darkness chasing him, and sometimes it had worked. Small havens in foreign corners of Europe, where his mind gave itself over to new impressions and new challenges. But the darkness always returned. Along with the memories and the dead faces he gradually accumulated. He had no one, he was no one. and the debts he owed weren't to the living, so if death did come it was no skin off his nose.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“grief is love made homeless... one needs to live with grief and force oneself on.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“legal dismantling of a human life has taken its course.”
― Søren Sveistrup, The Chestnut Man

“el dolor es una forma de amor que se ha quedado sin hogar y que uno debe aprender a convivir con él y obligarse a seguir adelante con su vida.”
― Søren Sveistrup, El caso Hartung