Elena Ferrante Quotes

I Liked To Discover Connections Like That, Especially If They Concerned Lila. I Traced Lines Between Moments And Events Distant From One Another, I Established Convergences And Divergences. In That Period It Became A Daily Exercise: The Better Off I Had Been In Ischia, The Worse Off Lila Had Been In The Desolation Of The Neighborhood; The More I Had Suffered Upon Leaving The Island, The Happier She Had Become. It Was As If, Because Of An Evil Spell, The Joy Or Sorrow Of One Required The Sorrow Or Joy Of The Other; Even Our Physical Aspect, It Seemed To Me, Shared In That Swing.

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