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My mentor Jon Simmons introduced me to the Stanislavski system, which is so heavy on back-story. So you write and write and write these back stories about a character and then you throw it away. So then on set, if it doesn't come, then you didn't do your work. — Chris Zylka

What are you?" he asked. "What are you people?" She yawned, showing a perfect, dark-pink tongue. "Think of us as symbols - we're the dream that humanity creates to make sense of the shadows on the cave wall. Now go on, keep moving. Your body is already growing cold. The fools are gathering on the mountain. The clock is ticking. — Neil Gaiman

Like a turnip such a head could be blown away very easily. For where a man was weak, a woman has unmanned him. It would be a mercy to blow such a man away. — Joyce Carol Oates

Every illness is an opportunity for compassionate revelations. — Judith Orloff

Where the hell did you get those?" Bronagh asked me causing everyone's gaze to turn my way.
I grinned and proudly held up my flowers. "Mr. Pervert."
The lads all looked to Alec and laughed.
"How badly did you want to hit him?" Nico asked.
Alec growled, "I'm still contemplating going back inside and kicking his ass."
I rattled my head. "Relax, he was just being nice."
"Nice my ass," all four brothers said in unison, which cracked up the girls.
"They all share the same narrow mind," Aideen teased.
I fell into Alec and laughed.
"Ha. Ha. Ha. Shut up," Kane deadpanned making me laugh harder. — L.A. Casey

I wanted to write it on paper and fold it up in a box to remind myself, the next time I couldn't see anything but mountains ahead, that where there's a mountain, there's always a river flowing nearby. Ultimately the river is the more powerful of the two. — Lisa Wingate

At some point, you're no longer growing up, you're aging. But no one can pinpoint that moment exactly. — Richard Linklater

...The happy Warrior... is he... who, with a natural instinct to discern what knowledge can perform, is diligent to learn; abides by this resolve, and stops not there, but makes his moral being his prime care. — William Wordsworth

For hours he would lie absorbed in the economy of the ground. — John Steinbeck