I’ve been dead once already. It’s very liberating. You should think of it as therapy.[to Carl Grissom]
I’m so afraid. Give me the strength to die well.[praying before his execution]
I wouldn’t be afraid of death if I was you. I’d be more afraid of driving in rush hour traffic.[to Evelyn]
I was just trying to wake you up. Everybody knows you can’t die in your dreams.[Nemo: You tried to kill me.]
I think they died quickly, though, so I don’t think that they got hurt.
I see dead people.
I have spent so much time talking to the dead, it’s time I started living. I wanna make memories with the people I love rather than be haunted by them later.
I don’t do noble death. Just cold, hard maths.[to Indiana]
I do consider death to be poetry’s most exalted theme.[Lea Marquis: You do enjoy talking about God and death, don’t you?]
I always knew death would wear a familiar face, but not yours.[to James]
Human beings simply aren’t built to function at the cruising altitude of a 747. Once we get above here, above the South Col, our bodies will be literally dying and I mean literally dying. It’s not called the Death Zone for nothing.
Every man got the right to choose where he dies, if he can.
