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Franz Anton Mesmer: [sarcastically] Professor Dr. Sterk, can I help you with anything? I deal with most mental disorders, sir.

Is there really no person in this world, not a friend, but just a person who can help another in his grief?

- That’s not what we’re talking about!

Franz Anton Mesmer: [closes Franziska's eyelids] Sleep a little, dream a little. This young woman urgently needs the help of Franz Anton Mesmer!

“With all due respect, General, the military has done enough damage already. Cobra will deal with it on its own.

Even more depressing was the reaction of the international community to the civil war in Spain. The fighting began in July 1936, when General Franco decided to overthrow the government of the Spanish Republic and establish a fascist regime in the country. <...> Hitler and Mussolini provided him with material assistance and sent thousands of soldiers. Hitler sent Franco his Condor Legion, which bombed Guernica. This bombardment became the subject of a famous painting by Pablo Picasso.

Here's my friend, my hand.

You did well not because you solved the control for others and not because you finished the picture for the boy, but because you admitted your mistakes. Not every adult is capable of this.

The desire to help those around you is very commendable, Luna. However, you cannot do for a person what he should do for himself.

Have you ever walked down the street and you see someone need help, but you pass by indifferently, thinking that they will help him/her, and then, when you come home, you are tormented by your conscience that you did not help: “ What a bad person I am, I didn’t help another ... I have no forgiveness ... ”?

It's terrible, terrible not to be able to help.

- The lessons of someone who died trying to help another, I will not listen.

Death is uncompromising, inevitable and eternal. It's the infinity that waits at the end. And I'm just existing, standing on the line, I'm in a borderline situation, that's all, and I find it nauseating. On the other hand, it rejects the fear of death along with the hope for God's help, for rebirth, for any kind of escape from infinity. Today I am satisfied with this.

If the patient does not strive for recovery, even the best doctors are often powerless in the face of the disease. The will of man determines too much.