“I don't think that there are any limits to how excellent we could make life seem.”

“...if we are to be such nomads with the truth, why do we not make the story more premium than life? It seems to me that we are making the story even inferior. We often make ourselves appear as though we are foolish people, and we make our voyage, which was an ennobled voyage, appear very normal and second rate. We could give your grandfather two arms, and could make him high-fidelity. We could give Brod what she deserves in the stead of what she gets. We could even find Augustine, Jonathan, and you could thank her, and Grandfather and I could embrace, and it could be perfect and beautiful, and funny, and usefully sad, as you say. We could even write your grandmother into your story. This is what you desire, yes? Which makes me think that perhaps we could write Grandfather into the story. Perhaps, and I am only uttering this, we could have him save your grandfather. He could be Augustine. August, perhaps. Or just Alex, if that is satisfactory to you. I do not think that there are any limits to how excellent we could make life seem.”

“Find what you excel in and go past your limits, make yourself known! Because, to be forgotten is far worse than any death”

“I don't think there's any limit on True Blue Love. The more the merrier, I say," said Harry.”

“Everyone thinks you make mistakes when you're young. But I don't think we make any fewer when we're grown up.”

“MAKING AN EFFORTOur so-called limitations, I believe,apply to faculties we don't apply.We don't discover what we can't achieveuntil we make an effort not to try.”