TV Quote of the Week
There's Laura Eason, ninth grader. She plays the flute. She would have been one of the first to go... coming out of Orchestra at the wrong time. And Andrew Bayer: he would have tried to save his friend Lawrence DiStasi and lost his life. And Gavin Price. And three other students in the cafeteria. And Mr. Harvey. And Ms. Schmidt in the library. And finally, Steve Ramsey himself. And for each of these faces Joan, there are twelve more whose lives would have come to an end today -- lives altered forever by you. By the simple effect of being present, by entering the light, by joining the dance.
--Kathryn Joosten, Joan of Arcadia, "The Uncertainty Principle"
There's Laura Eason, ninth grader. She plays the flute. She would have been one of the first to go... coming out of Orchestra at the wrong time. And Andrew Bayer: he would have tried to save his friend Lawrence DiStasi and lost his life. And Gavin Price. And three other students in the cafeteria. And Mr. Harvey. And Ms. Schmidt in the library. And finally, Steve Ramsey himself. And for each of these faces Joan, there are twelve more whose lives would have come to an end today -- lives altered forever by you. By the simple effect of being present, by entering the light, by joining the dance.
--Kathryn Joosten, Joan of Arcadia, "The Uncertainty Principle"
Labels: Citas de TelevisiĆ³n de la Semana XV, Joan de Arcadia, Kathryn Joosten, Violencia
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