Sarah Cohen-Scali > Quotes

“Peut-être après tout que "homme" et "monstre", c'est la même chose?”
― Sarah Cohen-Scali, Max

“It is rubbish and that’s exactly why we have to burn it. It’s fun seeing the books fall to pieces as they land. It’s fun jumping in the big pile, trampling on them, breaking the spines, ripping off covers, tearing out pages and scrunching them into balls and throwing them at one another, yelling out, just like in a snowball fight.”
― Sarah Cohen-Scali, Max

“L'avvenire della Germania e del nostro benamato Führer diventa ora l'obbiettivo di tutti i nostri sforzi. Gli apparteniamo oggi, domani, sempre!"

"La distruzione della vostra Germania del cazzo e del suo Führer di merda diventa ora l'obbiettivo di tutti i miei sforzi. Gli cacherò in faccia oggi, domani, sempre!”
― Sarah Cohen-Scali, Max

“Pourquoi elle ne dit pas la vérité? Que le Père Noël, cette année, va être encore plus rouge que d'habitude, rouge bolchevique, rouge sang. Qu'il va débarquer non pas sur un traîneau, mais sur un char, qu'il aura des armes plein sa hotte et qu'il va tirer sur tout ce qui bouge?”
― Sarah Cohen-Scali, Max

“– Hé! Halálfej! Tudod, mi az, hogy könyvesbolt? Tudod, hogy mire jók a könyvek? Olvasni kell őket, nem elégetni, ahogy a haverjaid szokták, miközben üvöltenek, mint a vadállatok.”
― Sarah Cohen-Scali, Max

“It's odd how we get used to things. Before the arrival of the Russians, we were terrified. We imagined them as monsters. Well they're just men. (Perhaps, in the end, men and monsters amount to the same thing?)”
― Sarah Cohen-Scali, Max