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Mr. Bagheri: If you look at the four seasons, each season brings fruit. In summer, there's fruit, in autumn, too. Winter brings different fruit and spring, too. No mother can fill her fridge with such a variety of fruit for her children. No mother can do as much for her children as God does for His creatures. You want to refuse all that? You want to give it all up? You want to give up the taste of cherries?
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Mr. Badii: I don't want to give you a gun to kill me. I'm giving you a spade, a spade.
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Mr. Bagheri: When you want to help someone, you have to do it properly, with all your heart. It's better... more just and more reasonable.
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Mr. Bagheri: Some things are easier to do than to say.
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Mr. Badii: I've decided to free myself from this life.
The seminarian: What for?
Mr. Badii: It wouldn't help you to know and I can't talk about it and you wouldn't understand. It's not because you don't understand but you can't feel what I feel. You can sympathize, understand, show compassion. But feel my pain? No. You suffer and so do I. I understand you. You comprehend my pain, but you can't feel it
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Mr. Bagheri: I'll tell you something that happened to me. It was just after I got married. We had all kinds of troubles. I was so fed up with it that I decided to end it all. One morning, before dawn, I put a rope in my car. My mind was made up. I wanted to kill myself. I set off for Mianeh. This was in 1960. I reached the mulberry tree plantations. I stopped there. It was still dark. I threw the rope over a tree but it didn't catch hold. I tried once, twice but to no avail. So then I climbed the tree and tied the rope on tight. Then I felt something soft under my hand. Mulberries. Deliciously sweet mulberries. I ate one. It was succulent, then a second and third. Suddenly, I noticed that the sun was rising over the mountaintop... What sun, what scenery, what greenery! All of a sudden, I heard children heading off to school. They stopped to look at me. They asked me to shake the tree. The mulberries fell and they ate. I felt happy. Then I gathered some mulberries to take them home. My wife was still sleeping. When she woke up, she ate mulberries as well. And she enjoyed them too. I had left to kill myself and I came back with mulberries. A mulberry saved my life. A mulberry saved my life.
Taste of Cherry Quotes
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Kathryne 2022-03-27 09:01:20
The distance between life and death is for people to find the meaning of life and death.
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Abelardo 2022-03-19 09:01:10
Abbas was really sloppy, and I was not impressed enough with his lines. . Of course, although the film is slow, it is not boring (I have really watched a lot of such films in the past few days, and the sleep cells are probably not in the state these days?). "In the morning I go out with suicidal thoughts, and in the evening I go home with mulberries." The wonderful thing about people is that they may not even need a moment to change their minds completely.
