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“In the end, it's not the market or technology that decides what has real value, but society. If we want this century to be one in which all of us get richer, then we'll need to free ourselves of the dogma that all work is meaningful. And, while we're at it, let's also get rid of the fallacy that a higher salary is automatically a reflection of societal value.”

“In the end, it’s not what our worst enemy, death, takes from us but what we do with what we have left in our hearts and minds. We owe it to the dead to preserve their memories and respect their wishes, for we hope for a better tomorrow where our last enemy, death, will be defeated for all eternity. Until then, let’s make this short, meaningful life worth living and radiate love, for those who love us will always miss us.”

“In the end it was Shadowhunting they had bonded over—a shared love of sharp-edged weapons, gleaming seraph blades, the painful pleasure of burning Marks, the thought-numbing swiftness of battle. When Alec had wanted to go out hunting alone with Jace, leaving Izzy behind, Jace had spoken up for her: “We need her with us; she’s the best there is. Aside from me, of course.” She had loved him just for that.”

“In the end it will be your “Actions” “Convictions” & “Thoughts” which will determine how you shaped your life.”

“In the end, life isn't about what people think. It's about having a family that sticks by my side. It's about having a horse that brings me to tears because of the pride I feel about the partnership we created. That trust that can't be bought, that has to be built. It isn't the victories that count. For me, it's holding onto my memories and continually chasing my dreams. It's the pain of saying goodbye and closing a chapter, knowing there is a new one waiting to be written, but having no idea where it will lead. That's what makes me feel alive.”

“In the end, my mom, who was my sister at the time, and I decided the coin represented two sides of one lesson, neither good nor bad, just two different experiences to learn from. Even more importantly, the coin symbolized that since we’re two sides of the same coin, nothing can truly divide us—there’s no coin with one side!”

“In the end, my own works, my own abilities, my own goodness were like the wax wings of Icarus - in the end, they were insufficient. Despite all my efforts to do good, despite all my struggle, despite our every attempt to try and be good without God, we fall short. We fall, and it is in that moment of failure, in that moment where our wax wings are burning and falling away that we realise the great trap of evil. It is in that moment that we realise the sting of sin. Sin whispers in our ear, tells us that all we will ever need is ourselves. It tells us that we are all-sufficient. Yet even this will not be fulfilled in the end. Sin tells us to serve ourselves, but it cannot save us.”

“In the end Navidson is left with one page and one match. For a long time he waits in darkness and cold, postponing this final bit of illumination. At last though, he grips the match by the neck and after locating the friction strip sparks to life a final ball of light. First, he reads a few lines by match light and then as the heat bites his fingertips he applies the flame to the page. Here then is one end: a final act of reading, a final act of consumption. And as the fire rapidly devours the paper, Navidson's eyes frantically sweep down over the text, keeping just ahead of the necessary immolation, until as he reaches the last few words, flames lick around his hands, ash peels off into the surrounding emptiness, and then as the fire retreats, dimming, its light suddenly spent, the book is gone leaving nothing behind but invisible traces already dismantled in the dark.”