After She's Gone Quotes

“It's hard to find the courage to be the person you are inside. I think everyone could be brave, if they found their courage.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“The unthinkable is unthinkable only until you’ve done it.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“I think about it all the time. I’m not afraid of death, but I am afraid of losing myself.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“I’ve started thinking: I don’t have to let it happen. I can choose to end my life before I become a vegetable. The difficulty is, of course, knowing when.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“still don’t understand this place. It’s as if a thick membrane covers everything. As if something’s hiding just below the surface. Evil, under a façade of melancholic normality.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“Loneliness is apparently a far more powerful adhesive than love.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“have been so damn accommodating, like a worn-out, shapeless bra.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“Those who sow the wind, harvest the storm.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“slide further into the fog as each day progresses. What will I do when I’m no longer Hanne? When what makes me, me—my memories, my stories—fades, ground to dust by this disease? What will I be then? A body with no soul? A soul without a functioning body? A piece of meat, with blood pulsing through its veins?”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“What is love anyway, other than friendship spiced up with a little sex?”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“the flashlight offers a false sense of security—outside its beam the darkness is impenetrable, and it leaves me as visible as a lighthouse.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone

“His eyes wandered over her body as if she were a foreign land. A new, exciting continent he was considering emigrating to.”
― Camilla Grebe, After She's Gone