Book: Puzzle

... there is no evidence to suggest that what you think is reality is actually reality.

Do abandoned places have a soul.

Fate can be cruel, but sometimes perfectly happy with everything...

Do you think ect is effective procedure? She can not do without, it can not be replaced? You realize the pain you caused me until "treated"? Know what it's like to discharge hundreds of thousands of volts? You think eye's bugging out of their sockets and all the veins will explode. You should try at least once, maybe then you'll understand. Psychiatrists should try to imagine any therapy before you can apply it to others.

It's funny that most are addicted to puzzles children and the elderly. And the so-called adults are indifferent to them. I've always loved puzzles. All of them have one feature: whatever the size, they become entirely unnecessary, meaningless, if not enough of the last part. The one that completes the whole.

Reality and time - concepts that are meaningless for madmen, don't you know?

The lack of answers is the worst of punishments.

No one will give you the truth. Your mind needs to find it for himself.

Because the game is the only way to escape from the terrible truth.

... what is more difficult - the healthy actor to portray madness or psychopathy can impersonate well?