Quotes About Departure

The pattern is clear: dissent, lose, and leave (or be forced out).

Soon there'll be nothing left of me Nothing left to release

But you know, I don't think I would be so scared to die. I think it's like today—the end of a vacation, when you are ready to go home.

John trotted up, carrying his satchel. "Yes. Wexler's gone. We need your car." "What? Why?" John circled around to the passenger-side door and said, "Car chase.

Would it not be the beautiful thing now If you were coming instead of going…

The sky is only now turning morning pink. I have that leaving-early-on-a trip feeling, where you're tired but excited and you get to see what's going on in the hours when you're usually still asleep.

To have arrived on this earth as a product of a biological accident, only to depart through human arrogance, would be the ultimate irony.

I watched them taxi off across the grass and take off.

I have a piece of great and sad news to tell you: I am dead.

You must now go home, where everything -- you can be quite sure -- will be falser than here....You must go now. You'll leave by the right, through the alley....

Divine departed as she would have desired, in a mixture of fantasy and sordidness.

Divine departed as she would have desired, in a mixture of fantasy and sordidness. Divine is dead, is dead and buried . . . . . . is dead and buried.

It's the hour when night breaks away from the day, my dove, let me go.

En 1915 je suis parti sans croire à la patrie. J'ai eu tort. Non pas de ne pas croire : de partir.

I have always detested any departure from reality, an attitude which I relate to my mother's poor mental health.

Can we go now, or should we load up Banjo and one of the cows?" he said. "Or the hen that lays double-yolked eggs?

Once she'd gone, nobody spoke, except for his father who asked what was on next. Blake said it was Newhart.

She looked at me like I was crazy. Most of my lovers do, and that's partly why they love me, and partly why they leave

And then Luca leans close and whispers something in the coyote's ear. And the man reaches up and takes Luca in his arms, and Luca folds himself around the coyote's neck, and they embrace for a long moment, and then they turn away from each other quickly, and Luca ascends the steps. Lydia watches through the window as El Chacal lifts his pack from one of the lawn chairs, hoists his replenished water supplies, and heads back into the desert.

Ain't no one leavin' this party 'til I do.

There's nothing good about goodnight when it means goodbye.

Llevada por Francisco Rosas, Julia salió del atrio, sin oír

que se quedó pensativa en su puerta, mirando cómo se alejaban, en

E, então, o tempo, o tempo verdadeiramente físico, não se orienta pelo relógio; ele é antes, e no mais das vezes, uma função da atmosfera na qual transcorre. É, portanto, extraordinariamente difícil determinar, mesmo aproximadamente, quando um se juntou de fato à companhia dos outros, quando o outro se levantou e quando o terceiro realmente partiu.