Quotes About Finality

Would he paddle away any faster if he knew that there was no iron-barred room, no handcuffs, and no arrest churning happily along in his wake? That the only justice for him will be the final kind, from the High Court of Pain, and his rights are limited to only one: He has the right to shuffle off his mortal coil and spin away into the Dark Forever, and there is no appeal, no parole, and no way out at all.

RIP, Rest in Peace, though what's the point of that? What else're the dead going to be doing? It's a better message than Good Luck, don't you think?

The smoke of death wafted everywhere around him, constantly. But it wasn't that finality that troubled him. In death, you had no reckoning. Far worse would be a catastrophic injury to the spine, to the eyes, the ears. Crippling his body, darkening the world or muting it forever.

coffin nails. Once Stan had left for

Was alles mag da wohl noch im Dunkel seines Gedächtnisses warten, aber nie wieder aus der Abstellkammer hervorgeholt werden, bevor der Laden irgendwann endgültig zugemacht wird?

I am very clear that when I work with a director what he or she says is the last word.

Every artist takes their final work to the grave.

Remember at all times that you're the one who'll be judged by the final product.

To experience something for the last time can be more intense than it was the first.

We have a limit, a very discouraging, humiliating limit: death.

The speedway ends at the cemetery.

Indecision will be your epitaph.

No it ain't nothing left to say. —Oddisee, "Tomorrow Today

La muerte es, a fin de cuentas, el espectáculo más excitante en cualquier parte del mundo.

Better is the end of a thing than the beginning . . . and the

Además, el tiempo se encarga de acabar con las ridiculeces. Es más, se encarga de acabar con todo.

He aquí la muerte, fin de un universo.

There are a lot of people who might not get another chance to win a Super Bowl, not just me.

If I die before he does, or he before me, eventually we both end up in the same place. That's the odd thing about life. No one gets out alive.

I can go at any time now. -Arnie tells Becky

ON THE MORNING I was scheduled to die

But don't expect me at your funeral.

If I am dead, then death is cold.

Epwo m-baa pokin in-gitin'got (Everything has an end.)