Someone in Time: Tales of Time-Crossed Romance

by Jonathan Strahan

For Marianne, the only person I would travel through time for…

futures were so much harder than destinies. They were full of doubts and uncertainties, long nights and uncomfortable conversations with your mother. It took guts, to face your future.

I should count myself lucky that my father has no time for the church, that he somewhat enjoys the notoriety of having a witch for a daughter.

Luck has a name, Helen said. Her name is Fortune, and I owe her a great deal. I am sure that as a scientist you have no time for such superstitions, but I have felt her presence in my life too often to firmly deny it.

Nothing sorts out memories from ordinary moments. It is only later that they claim remembrance, when they show their scars.” Chris Marker, La Jetée

“Baby, the difference between love and time is nothing. Nothing. There is no difference. The love we give to each other is the time we give to each other, and the time we spend together is the whole of love.

Beautiful