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Sometimes it's about more than your own happiness. Sometimes you have to think of other people.

Mornings were good. Cold mornings, rainy ones. It didn't matter. They were new beginnings.

There's something absurdly comforting about the notion that we live in a universe of infinite possibilities.

People pick the stories they want to be true and they believe them. It doesn't make the stories true.

He's not a bad guy, deep down," I said.
My dad slipped the key into the door. "Deep down, no one is. But you make choices.

I am happy with my life how it is for once. And I don't ever want to forget that. That's all that matters to me.

We all love our brothers, in spite of the fact that none of us has a clue what's really in their hearts.

You are not a coward, and there is nothing wrong with starting over.

The more time you spend with someone, the more you realize they're not perfect. Everyone comes from a different place with different problems.

Riverman, Riverman, blood to ice.

If you lose track of time, you lose track of your mind. You don't go crazy necessarily, but your thoughts wander. They go on permanent vacations.

And as long as the world spins on, we can still dance. No matter who we are, we can always dance.

HOPE. It counts for so, so much.

A lot of people say no matter what, but how many people actually experience no matter what? No matter what will fill up your head with a real mess.

I was coming to realize that if you don't look for something, then you rarely find it.

Stories help me feel complete.

If you name things, then you treat them better.

Life a series of paths. To helping people. To hurting people. To leaving certain places and certain people behind. For better or worse.

You tend to tell yourself that feeling something is always better than feeling nothing.

She did love them all. They had found a purpose for her. They had given her something noble to do that would benefit the entire world.

Characters are supposed to have understandable motivations. The reader is supposed to be able to relate to them.

A story with a clear ending, happy or sad, is an acceptable story.

To be continued is a terrible thing, I know. But life is to be continued. You want to be continued as long as possible.

The story is the important thing.

War will change people.

I'm finding out that if you have the ending from the get-go, then you're in good shape. Problem is, I rarely have the ending from the get-go.

She didn't need to be someone else. She needed to use her power to make the world a better place.

That's what it all meant. Be good. Be kind. Do whatever you can to help people. Be the best that you can be.

Simple. Obvious. But true.

Let's face it, our memories aren't perfect. We don't get anything exactly right.

And do you know what love is? It's when you try to picture your life without someone and you can't.

In books, even the very best boy detectives are dismissed with a laugh. In real life, they're sent to psychologists.

Maybe it will be something exclusively for me, to remind myself that believing in ridiculous things isn't always so bad.