Der Seelenbrecher Quotes

“A crisis is said to resemble a sharp fruit knife. It removes the peel and exposes the core: the amorphous, largely instinct-governed primordial state in which morality is dominated by self-preservation”
― Sebastian Fitzek, Der Seelenbrecher

“Caspar felt like a captive beast in a zoo being watched by an insane visitor who has set fire to its cage and is blocking its only means of escape”
― Sebastian Fitzek, Der Seelenbrecher

“The truth is to be found in every single sentence on every single page, but you've skimmed over it”
― Sebastian Fitzek, Der Seelenbrecher

“His memories were like pieces of furniture in an empty house whose previous owner had shrouded them in dust sheets. Until yesterday he'd tried to tear the dust sheets off. Today he was afraid they might be concealing some terrible truth”
― Sebastian Fitzek, Der Seelenbrecher

“In the few sessions they'd had together, Sophia had become a sort of sheet anchor in the ocean of his consciousness. And now she was going to sever the anchor chain”
― Sebastian Fitzek, Der Seelenbrecher

“Surprising, thought the professor as he turned away from Lydia and her notes. Really surprising how, in spite of drawing the wrong conclusions, one can arrive at the correct and all-important question”
― Sebastian Fitzek, Der Seelenbrecher

“No, los errores no resultan mejores por hablar sobre ellos. Hay que actuar; por eso dejo este lugar, para prepararme.”
― Sebastian Fitzek, Der Seelenbrecher