“She puts the bitch in obituary.”
"I've seen so many wars. It all seemed so important at the time. Now I don't even remember what they were for. Millions of dead men and i don't know why."
Nicholas and Alexandra (1971)
Prime Minister Witte (Laurence Olivier)
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Death and Dying
Death and dying are a part of life. Death comes in many forms - the death of a relationship, the death of a job, the death of innocence, the death of a loved one. Each death is an opportunity to learn how to face personal loss gracefully. It can teach you how to live after loss. It prepares you for a dignified conclusion to your own life story. Most importantly, it encourages you to put more life in each day.
Here is some film wisdom about the topic of death.
"The last ripple of a mighty wave washed ashore here."
"Nothing's ever really dead if you look at it right."
“The end of one story is merely the beginning of another.”
"Some see death as having some greater purpose. When it is one of your own, it is hard to grasp anything good comes from it."
"In my culture, death is not the end. It's more of a stepping off point."
"This barrier between me and everything just dissolved. And I could die because life is enormous."
"Dying is something big and beautiful and greater than me."
"One shouldn't leave this life without a sense of completion."
"There is no such thing as an ending; just a place where you leave the story."
