“Fritz had to stop himself from interrupting when Karl spoke about the difficulty of working. Stories are just as hard as clocks to put together, and they can go wrong just as easily--as we shall soon see with Fritz's own story in a page or two. Still, Fritz was an optimist, and Karl was a pessimist, and that makes all the difference in the world.”
Philip Pullman is a British film writer known for his adaptations of literary works. Born in October 1946, he is a prolific writer who has adapted several renowned novels into film scripts. more
“Why doesn’t anyone go to the moon anymore? What happened to our optimism?”
“Whatever my limited knowledge, I tried to make up for it with energy.”
“For every thing that lives is Holy.”
“You are the prisoner, the prison and the prison keeper. Only you hold the key to your freedom.”