Krystina added a quote:
"He did think that there must be more to life than being, more to marriage than the daily round of work and quiet suppers, of chit-chat and movie going, of resolute but requisite sex, of have-a-good-day and kiss-kiss-good night. It was no one's fault that he found himself restless and unsatisfied. This is the working world. That's the way life is--stale, common, predictable. He didn't understand it, he hoped it was temporary, but he accepted it. He was being mature. He told himself when the baby came, then the spark would return to his life and would rekindle his marital ardor. But the heart can't wait sometimes. The heart needs to burn now, and it finds its own combustion." — John Dufresne