The hardest thing you'll ever learn is how to say goodbye.

How do you let someone go? How do you understand that's alright, that everything changes? How do you find a way for that to make you feel good about life, instead of breaking your heart? The hardest thing you'll ever learn is how to say goodbye.

People believe what they want to believe. They find meaning where they can, and they cling to it. In the end, it really doesn't matter what's a trick and what's true. What matters is that people believe.

I didn't ask for any of this. I want to be a little girl. I just want to be a little girl.

I love you. Everyday and twice on Sundays.

You're the sun and the moon to me. The sun and the moon.

No. You're not going to take me.

[to Chet Wakeman] When this is over, I'd like a moment to knock you on your ass.

I think people get mean when they're scared.

[Col Crawford's two closest men talks about their boss] I've said this before Marty, but that is one nasty bastard.

[to Allie Keys] Little girl, I love the way your mind works.

Sometimes people come to a moment where they think they've found that one last chance to be someone else. And they go for it. When it doesn't work out, they spend the rest of their lives looking back over their shoulder at what might've been.

People like to examine the things that frighten them, to look at them and give them names, so saints look for God, and scientists look for evidence. They're both just trying to take away the mystery, to take away the fear.

I think when you're older, what gets hard is that you forget how to take things as they come. And sometimes, the things that do come are more than anyone should have to take.