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“Humans might have so many roles in life.... yet revenge is not one of them”

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“For those who were born lovers, falling in love is not neither an option nor a decision. it is a matter of existence.”

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“You can be part of my dream...... you can be a big part or small part of it. But you cannot be my dream. and I cannot be your dream. You wannt to be the dream, find your own and I will be happy to be part of it. This is how grown ups think”

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“when the photo looks deep into your spirit and tells you a thousand stories..... stories from your past even before you existed..... then the photo is way above any description.”

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“How do you know? How best to ensure his nervous breakdown?" I ask. "Keep going," Christian says. "Just go on as if nothing has happened. We all hate that.”

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“When a worrier acts bravery and face death in a battle, rest assured that he knows that the case fought for has its values.”

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“The forest has a different quality now, girded with winter. It no longer dozes among its autumn finery like a king in silken bedclothes, but holds itself in tension, watchful and waiting. Its moments like that, I am reminded of Gauthier's writings on woodlands and the nature of their appeal to the Folk. Specifically, the forest as liminal, a "middle-world" as Gauthier puts it, its roots burrowing deep into the earth as their branches yearn for the sky. Her scholarship tends towards the tautological and is not infrequently tedious (qualities she shares with a number of the continental dryadologists) yet there is a sense to her words one only grasps after time spent among the Folk.”

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“Qui est déraciné déracine. Qui est enraciné ne déracine pas. (Whoever is uprooted uproots. Who is rooted does not uproot.)”

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“Perhaps the most important thing in life is for each person to stay headed in the right direction within his assigned place and not to veer off in vain or run around in circles on ill-defined quests.”

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Source: Siberia on Fire: Stories and Essays