Audrey Niffenegger Quotes

I Reach Up And Pull My Hair Back From My Face, Show Him The Scar From The Accident. Unconsciously, He Mimics My Gesture, Touches The Same Scar On His Own Forehead.
"It's Just Like Mine," Says My Self, Amazed. "How Did You Get It?" "The Same As You. It Is The Same. We Are The Same."
A Translucent Moment. I Didn't Understand, And Then I Did, Just Like That. I Watch It Happen. I Want To Be Both Of Us At Once, Feel Again The Feeling Of Losing The Edges Of My Self, Of Seeing The Admixture Of Future And Present For The First Time. But I'm Too Accustomed, Too Comfortable With It, And So I Am Left On The Outside, Remembering The Wonder Of Being Nine And Suddenly Seeing, Knowing, That My Friend, Guide, Brother Was Me. Me, Only Me. The Loneliness Of It.

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