Once you lose everything, you realize the things that you had were ephemeral and transitory. They were never really yours in the first place.
Oh, come on, Roy. You didn’t lose your friends. You didn’t have any to lose in the first place.
No one wins. One side just loses more slowly.
No matter what people say, it does matter whether you win or lose.[to Johnny]
Losses matter if we make them matter.[to Gaal]
Loss affects people differently. Sometimes it shrinks your world, draws you inward.[to Juliette]
It’s only lives we can’t afford to lose.[to Cara]
It’s only after we’ve lost something that we realize how much it means to us, and how we’d do anything to get it back. Anything.
It doesn’t matter where we are. It doesn’t matter if we are in Canada, it doesn’t matter if we are in Alaska. It doesn’t matter because she’s not here.[to Luke, about Hannah]
It can be hard to face that your time with someone is coming to an end. Sometimes it’s easier to just send them away before it hits you.
Is that what cyberpsychosis is? Your whole personality changes?[to Kyoko]
In the end, we all end up living as orphans. Even though parents die first, their children carry on.[to Ae-sun]
