Quotes About Tragedy
Between 1400 and 1800, smallpox killed an estimated five hundred million people every century in Europe alone.
~ Carl Zimmer
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In 2011, a seventeen-year-old Israeli girl named Chen Aida Ayash was killed in a car accident. After her death, her parents asked for doctors to collect some eggs from her cadaver. They had to go to court to get permission, explaining to a judge that they wanted to fertilize Chen's eggs, after which Chen's aunt would bear them to term. After her own death, Chen would give her parents grandchildren.
~ Carl Zimmer
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La comedia nos enseña que la vida no hay que tomarla en serio y la tragedia nos enseña lo que pasa cuando no hacemos caso de lo que la comedia nos enseña —explicó Cervantes.
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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Erzählen Sie Don Antoni das mit Ihrer Komödie, ermunterte ihn Sancho. Eigentlich ist es eine Tragödie, nuancierte Cervantes. Und worin besteht der Unterschied, wenn der Meister meine grobe Unwissenheit in den feinen Dichtungsgattungen entschuldigt? Die Komödie lehrt uns, dass man das Leben nicht ernst nehmen darf, und die Tragödie lehrt uns, was geschieht, wenn wir dem keine Beachtung schenken, was uns die Komödie lehrt, erläuterte Cervantes.
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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This is where tragedies and romances began and ended, as did escapes and returns, betrayals and absences. Life, some said, is a railway station where one almost always enters, or it gets put into, the wrong carriage.
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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La comedia nos enseña que la vida no hay que tomarla en serio y la tragedia nos enseña lo que pasa cuando no hacemos caso de lo que la comedia nos enseña.
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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Komedia uczy nas, i? nie nale?y bra? ?ycia nazbyt serio, tragedia za? uczy nas, co si? dzieje, kiedy nie bierzemy na serio tego, czego nas uczy komedia.
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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THE SHADOW OF THE WIND JULIÁN CARAX
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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A few days later, shortly after midnight, Cabestany's warehouse in Pueblo Nuevo burned down to its foundations. And for free.
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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Siempre he creído que el destino, amén de su afición a embestir a los inocentes por la espalda y a ser posible a calzón quitado, gustaba de anidar en las estaciones de tren en sus pausas de refresco. Allí empezaban o terminaban tragedias y romances, huidas y retornos, traiciones y ausencias. La vida, se decía, es una estación de tren en la que uno casi siempre se sube, o le suben, al vagón equivocado.
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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Comedy shows us that one must not take life too seriously, and tragedy teaches us what happens when we pay no attention to what comedy teaches us
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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A Canadian journalist named Pinky Fulham was killed when a soft drinks vending machine overturned, crushing him.
~ Carol Shields
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beaten up, raped, murdered, arsonised—if there was such a word—yet the confidence of the human race that they, their loved ones and acquaintances had personally been granted divine immunity was uncrackable.
~ Caroline Graham
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It all happened in a second. The three of them reached Baby at the same time. She lay crumpled down on the dirty sidewalk. Her skirt was over her head, showing her pink panties and her little white legs. Her hands were open—in one there was the prize from the candy and in the other the pocketbook. There was blood all over her hair ribbon and the top of her yellow curls. She was shot in the head and her face was turned down toward the ground.
~ Carson McCullers
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Then when he had washed the ashtray and the glass he brought out a pistol from his pocket and put a bullet in his chest.
~ Carson McCullers
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Hay momentos en que le mayor anhelo de un hombre es tener alguien a quien amar, algún punto central en que poder concentrar las emociones difusas. Y también hay momentos en que es preciso descargar en odio los disgustos, los desengaños y temores, bullentes e inquietos como espermatozoides. El desgraciado capitán no tenía a quien odiar, y en los últimos mese se había sentido muy triste.
~ Carson McCullers
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It was as though his son cheated him by depriving him of his beloved presence, the sweet and treacherous thief had plundered his heart. If Johnny had died in any other way, cancer or leukaemia… he could have grieved with a clear heart, cried also. But suicide seemed a deliberate act of spite which the Judge resented.
~ Carson McCullers
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Dead and never called her mother, in fact," misquoted Sloan, who had once seen the Berebury Amateur Dramatic Society play East Lynne, and never forgotten the searing experience.
~ Catherine Aird
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Did people always have to wait for pestilence or war or tragedy to be shocked into forgetting about themselves?
~ Catherine Marshall
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I experienced a great tragedy at a young age and I thought that was me done, I got it over and done with. In a world of infinite possibilities, I should have known there is no end to the loss that we can experience, but neither is there to the knowledge and growth that arises because of it and in spite of it.
~ Cecelia Ahern
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It doesn't feel right to love the world and see such brightness when something so awful has happened.
~ Cecelia Ahern
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In fact, the problem with having a family at all was that nobody noticed if you were dead or alive until dinner went unmade and they found your torso floating in the dirty water behind Ikea.
~ Cecily von Ziegesar
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Era o odor composto pelos materiais do edifício em chamas, por corpos queimados e por vampiros em desintegração. Era o cheiro do ódio.
~ Charlaine Harris
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The murder of a child was the worst of crimes, in my book, the absolute rock bottom of evil.
~ Charlaine Harris
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