I’ve never been very good at saying goodbye, but that’s the hell of it, isn’t it? Whether you want to say goodbye or not, they’re gone, and you have to go on living without them. Because that’s what they would want.
I’ve heard about what befell you. How you lost most of your body in the Central Asian War.[Epsilon]What is flesh compared to the loss of a loved one?[Abullah]
I’m tired of losing.
I’m not going to kill you because you’re going to cause World War 3. And I’m not doing it to save the world. I mean, after all, what has this ball of dirt ever done for me? No. Ilana, I’m killing you because you took the life of the only friend I have. And the only one of us with an ounce of kindness in her veins.
I’m going to be like a ninja losing his virginity, quick and discreet.
I lost everything. But when you lose everything… that’s when you’re finally free.[to Osha]
I don’t understand grief. Don’t make no sense to me. You know, you find a way to step over it and move past it, go around it, but that emptiness, it don’t ever go away.[to Ben]
I am only what is left after everything good has been taken away.[to Heather]
How do you get through the loss of a child?[Michael ‘Robby’ Robinavitch]The same way you get through anything, by leaning on your friends and family.[Dana Evans]
Hope fades gradually, and then all at once.
Have you ever lost someone? It’s like you’re dying with them. They can move on. You’re stuck.[to Maura]
Getting older, it just makes you ache for parts of yourself that you didn’t realize you were losing. Crave what used to be.
