“I'm used to dealing with the dead. The only emotion I feel about one of these is a faint hope it may be a Party official.”

Henry Woolf - Levin

“It is said in Japan that when a person dies in extreme sorrow or rage, the emotion remains, becoming a stain upon that place. Death becomes a part of that place, killing everything it touches. Once you have become a part of it, it will never let you go.”
Ryo Ishibashi - Nakagawa

“We lost a lot of people over the years. You would think you get numb to it after a certain point. You don't.”
Dylan O'Brien - Joel

“Most people have a hard time dealing with death, but I’m not most people. It’s the grief that makes me uncomfortable. Not because I’m a killer. Really—I just don’t understand all that emotion—which makes it tough to fake.”
Michael C. Hall - Dexter Morgan

“In spite of your long experience, it has been my observation that you're very apt to lose control of your emotions and your temper in moments of excitement. I can't take any chances.”

Clarence Kolb - J.B. Armstrong