Quotes About Finality

The job of the second component of your one-liner is to close the story loop, not open more.

The thing about death is it reminds you the story we are telling has finality

Hic scientia finit: Knowledge Stops Here.

No second chances.

And if it doesn't go like that? – Then all your problems will be over and you won't have a thing to worry.

It all ends in tears anyway.

After the first death there is no other.' Do

If this moment was a sentence, I'd be the period.

If this moment was a sentence, I'd be the period.

Oh, l'indignité qu'il y a dans la mort ; heureusement que les morts semblent incapables de s'en apercevoir.

Death is the only reality, for it is the only certainty, inevitable to all things.

Yes. Andrew. Ralph, I have to tell you about Jay." Hannah and Mary looked at each other. With everything that Andrew said, from then on, they realized in a sense which they had failed to before, that it had really happened and that it was final.

Everything comes to nothing in the end, I suppose. Or at least, nothing happens exactly the way we imagine it.

She is bending over her child. She can't leave her. The child is laid out in state on a table. She wants to take one more photograph of the child, probably the last. In life, the child would never sit still for a photograph. She says to herself, "I'm going to get the camera," as if saying to the child, "Don't move.

A morte combina muito com latim, não tem coisa que combine tanto com latim como a morte.

Pay attention to fate, Mrs. Osgood. It will always have the last word." I

Despite my lovely diction I am going to die.

Death is the most certain truth in life !

It is done. I will think of them no more. I cast them out and I am finished.

An answer is always a form of death.

I like it," Massey said, "but it would be nice to wrap this up. Go to seven, Layton, but that's all.

Live while you live, then die and be done with.

Death, it seems, Garp wrote, does not like to wait until we are prepared for it. Death is indulgent and enjoys, when it can, a flair for the dramatic.

Once a Garp, then an Arp, now only an Ar; she knew he was dying. He had just one vowel and one consonant left.