Farah Ashour

“Chidi: How did you know?

Jason: It wasn't like I heard a bell ring or anything. I just suddenly had this calm feeling, like the air inside my lungs was the same as the air outside my body. It was peaceful. You know the feeling when you think a jalapeño popper is gonna be too hot, but you bite into it anyway and it's actually the perfect temperature?”
― The Good Place

“أخذ العجوز يتفحصه في صمتٍ، كأنه يبحث في وجهه عن آثار ذلك الكتاب، كدمات معرفة الحقيقة التي لا تخطئها العين، رضوضٌ أحدثتها جملٌ و كلمات.”
― بثينة العيسى, حارس سطح العالم

“The whole book is about how we should try to find rules other people can't reasonably reject, and then he ends it by saying, "The search for how to find these rules will go on forever." I proposed a rule that Chidis shouldn't be allowed to leave because it would make Eleanors sad. And I could do this forever, zip you around the universe showing you cool stuff... and I'd still never find the justification for getting you to stay. Because it's a selfish rule. I owe it to you to let you go.”
― The Good Place

“Michael: You won't really know what's going to happen to you. That's what makes it special. I won't exactly know what's going to happen after I die. Nothing more human than that.”
― The Good Place