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Quote by Wayne Gerard Trotman

“At funerals, people say things about a dead person that they should have told them while they were still alive.”

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Wayne Gerard Trotman, born on May 16, 1964, is a renowned filmmaker known for his profound social significance and unique artistic style. His works have had a wide impact in the film industry. more

“Every single moment of life stands open in several directions, it is as if it had three or seven doors, as in a fairy tail, into rooms that all contain different futures. These hypothetical offshoots of time cease to exist whenever we make a choice, and have never existed in themselves, a little like the unknown faces we see in dreams. While the past is lost forever, everything that didn't happen in it is doubly lost. This creates a particular kind of feeling of loss, the melancholy of an unrealised past. The feeling sounds overwrought and unnecessary, something to fill our idle and sheltered souls, but it is founded on a fundamentally human insight and longing: everything could have been different.”

Regret

Book:Om vinteren

Source: Om vinteren

“He didn't know what exactly he wanted to say—I'm sorry, I didn't mean it—only the ever-deepening regret at how things were turning out between them, the desperate and impossible desire to go back to the way things had been.”

Regret Little Fires Everywhere Celeste Ng

Book:Little Fires Everywhere

Source: Little Fires Everywhere

“Regrets For Yesterday Can Never Find True Forgiveness Today; Forgiveness Today Does Not Live In Yesterdays Regrets”

Regret Forgiveness Regrets Of The Past Yesterday And Tomorrow

Author:John M. Sheehan

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