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‘That is certainly regrettable, but who knows? Maybe it will turn out to your advantage in the end. The greatness of this era lies in its unpredictability. Miracles can happen to anyone.’
“Hay algo sano en sentir que se está metido en un estercolero. Lo enfermizo es lo contrario: seguir como si nada, hacer planes, casarse, tener hijos, querer triunfar. Hay una alta dosis de insensibilidad en la gran masa anónima.”
― Akelarre
― Akelarre
“El padre de la actriz afuera, frente a la parrilla, como un guardián del asado, custodia toda esa vaca muerta puesta en la parrilla para agasajar a sus hijos. El padre hace de cuenta que no pasó nada al mediodía, que nadie se ha peleado con nadie. Es un gran talento del padre, hacer de cuenta que nada pasa, que nada pasó, que nada pasará, vivir en una constante nada, repetitiva. Su ferocidad por defender esta nada es conmovedora.”
― Tesis sobre una domesticación
― Tesis sobre una domesticación
“But any time Kheim met the eye of any of his men, he saw the pain there. He saw also that they blamed him for her death. So he was happy to leave Nanking and travel with a gang of officials up the Grand Canal to Beijing. He knew that his sailors would scatter up and down the coast, go their ways so they wouldn't have to see each other and remember; only after years had passed would they want to meet, so that they could remember the pain when it had become so distant and faint that they actually wanted it back, just to feel again they had done all those things, that life had held all those things.”
― The Years of Rice and Salt
― The Years of Rice and Salt
“El problema del mal es que siempre lo imaginamos allá, afuera, como si nosotros no tuviéramos nada que ver con él. El mal es una categoría que nos gusta analizar en los otros. ¿Por qué? Porque nos da terror enfrentar la dosis de maldad (mucha, por lo general) que llevamos dentro.”
― Akelarre (Fuera de colección)
― Akelarre (Fuera de colección)
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