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“I know nothing will ever move me enough to turn things around. Nothing can break down this anger. I know the foundations of my childhood aren’t strong enough to support me.”

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“That perhaps grief can be seen as a kind of exalted state where the person who is grieving is the closest they will ever be to the fundamental essence of things. Because, in grief, you become deeply acquainted with the idea of human mortality. You go to a very dark place and experience the extremities of your own pain — you are taken to the very limits of suffering. As far as I can see, there is a transformative aspect to this place of suffering. We are essentially altered or remade by it. Now, this process is terrifying, but in time you return to the world with some kind of knowledge that has something to do with our vulnerability as participants in this human drama. Everything seems to fragile and precious and heightened, and the world and the people in it seem to endangered, and yet so beautiful. To me it feels that, in this dark place, the idea of a God feels more present or maybe more essential. It actually feels like grief and God are somehow intertwined. It feels that, in grief, you draw closer to the veil that separates this world from the next.”

Grief

Book:Faith, Hope and Carnage

Source: Faith, Hope and Carnage

“Each of these words contains my pulse, my blood, my breath. If I write it down, she returns to the present of my memory. I see her clearly.”

Grief

Book:The Unworthy

Source: The Unworthy

“And one day a small girl looked at me when I took her, all icy and distant and vain, and she said, "how would you like it?" That was all she said, but it hurt me and it made me think. [...] You see, when someone's died, mostly they're a bit shaken, or hurt, or angry or worse. And all they need is a kind word, and a friendly face. People may not be ready for my gift, but they get it anyway. The sunless lands are far away, and the journey is hard, and most of you will be glad of the company of a friend. At the end, each of us stands naked. At the end, each of us stands alone. And since I figured that out—it's not exactly deep, but it took me a long time to understand it—it's been pretty good. I've met so many cool things and people and worlds. I've learned so much. Lots of people don't have jobs they love doing, don't they? Anyway, I'm really very lucky. So, I'll be seeing you.”

Inspirational Death Grief Philosophical Sandman

Book:Death - A Winter's Tale

Source: Death - A Winter's Tale

“The night Phan had died, Sabine thought the tragedy was knowing that Parsifal would die, too, that there was only a limited amount of time. But now Sabine knew the tragedy was living, that there would be years and years to be alone.”

Grief

Book:The Magician's Assistant

Source: The Magician's Assistant

“You don’t become one by eating flesh. You eat flesh because you’ve become one.”

Dark Grief Horror Monsters Psychological

Book:The Pale Hunger

Source: The Pale Hunger

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