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"Então nos dávamos conta da verdade daquela frase de Dostoievski, que define o ser humano como o ser que a tudo se habitua. Podem perguntar-nos. Nós sabemos dizer até que ponto é verdade que a pessoa a tudo se acostuma, sem dúvida! Mas ninguém pergunte de que modo…"

"Sometimes she says, 'I’m afraid we simply didn’t get the original bill' , and sometimes she says, 'I’m afraid he’s simply been knocked off his feet with this pneumonia' , and once she just said, 'hello, two motherless children and an alcoholic here, can you please give us two more weeks?'"

"He went on sitting on the edge of my bed. Every night he sat there. He undid my tangles and talked to me about the deepest forests and the narrowest paths. He spoke the names as well, Forest of the Finns , he said, Fathom Isle and Femund Field, but now it’s getting late, and my Little Rainy-Day Fund’s got to sleep."

"As mais belas verdades do mundo servem aos que as possuem apenas quando se tornaram uma experiência interior original."

CA.RA.LHO.

"Is anything wrong, dear ? the old joke went.
No, why?
You moved ."

"What has happened to me, what's happening to me now, won't make any difference to him, he loves me anyway, he knows it isn't my fault. The message will say that also. It's this message, which may never arrive, that keeps me alive. I believe in the message."

"E lembrar-me que os sonhos de então eram tristes, embora não fosse melhor, de algum modo sentia que viver era mais fácil, mais tranquilo, que não havia esse pensamento negro que agora se apegou a mim; que não havia esses remorsos esses remorsos lúgubres e sombrios que agora não dão descanso nem de dia nem de noite."

"e ele não deseja nada porque está acima dos desejos, porque ele é o próprio artista de sua vida e a cria a cada momento segundo um novo arbítrio. E tão fácil e naturalmente cria-se esse mundo fantástico, fabuloso!"

Cabei

"Sou um sonhador; Tenho tão pouca vida real que momentos assim, como este, me são tão raros que não posso deixar de reproduzi-los em meus devaneios. Vou sonhar com a senhorita a noite inteira, a semana inteira, o ano todo."

"Eu não sei calar quando o coração fala dentro de mim."

"O céu estava tão estrelado, um céu tão luminoso, que ao olhá-lo seríamos obrigados a nos perguntar infalivelmente: como pode viver sob um céu assim toda sorte de gente irritadiça e caprichosa."

"She has no appetite for friendship and she wants no obligations of affection.
The past promises us nothing but this: it will abandon us. Leave us orphaned. Unless we abandon it first."


terminei de ler e realmente nao sei o que pensar

“Why should I interest you?”
“You’re an idea,” says Neri-neri, “that I didn’t have before I saw you. Ideas make us jump. They shift us from before to after. I don’t know who or what you are, or why you look like a walking edge of the jungle, but my sense of who I am changes now because of you. You don’t have to teach me anything—what’s your name?—you don’t have to be anything but yourself.”

"Sisters are not flowers. And parents can never, from the first day, give the same water and light and soil to one girl that they gave to her sister. Sisters grow, if they grow together at all, in adjacent sorrow."

"She will think of herself as having adored Nessarose and cared for her sister always. She will mourn Nessa’s death without recognizing that guilt is part of the chemical composition of grief."

ta sendo tortura ler essa porra de livro mas terei que terminar pra poder falar com propriedade

"He starts to hate her as well, and he finds a sort of enjoyment in that too.
He finds a sort of enjoyment in hurting her, emotionally and sometimes even physically. ‘You’re hurting me,’ she says as he squeezes her neck, and he understands that he was inflicting the pain on her deliberately and for his own pleasure, or at least for some form of satisfaction that it gave him."

"Already he sometimes idly wonders what his son will actually be, what position he will actually occupy in the world. There seems to be no limit to what is possible there. And whose achievement is that, he thinks, turning off the light and slipping quietly out of the room, if not his own?"

"When her husband is away she sometimes spends the night in his flat at the top of the house. He never spends the night in her part of the house."

"On one such occasion he’s watching two people down there, a man and a woman, talking to each other and laughing about something, and it’s only after a few seconds that he sees that it’s actually them, Mr and Mrs Nyman. He finds it slightly shocking that he didn’t notice that immediately."

"He realises that the things that are so important to him – the things that happened, and that he saw there, the things that left him feeling that nothing would ever be the same again – they just aren’t important here.
Those things have no reality here.
That’s what it feels like. So it makes you feel slightly insane or something, to have those things inside you, when they seem to have no reality here."
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"When she leaves he thinks about what they did. He tries to kind of hold onto the reality of it. As soon as she isn’t there it seems slightly unreal."

"The possessiveness of wanting to own a person couldn't be called love. It was difficult even to consider it an emotion."