A man named Ove decides to die

Scot 2022-11-28 04:42:46

There are always weird details to remember after losing someone. It's all very small things. The smile, the way she rolls over in her sleep, paints the room for her.

Falling in love with someone is like moving into a house, at first you fall in love with everything new and revel in every morning you have it - but over the years the exterior of the house starts to age and you fall for the imperfection it was supposed to be perfect. Gradually don't love it so much, and then you get to know all the flaws and flaws, and these are the little secrets that give you a sense of belonging.

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A Man Called Ove quotes

  • Ove: Some people say that fate is the result of our own foolishness.

  • Ove: Hey! What are you doing?

    Mähät: It scratched Prince.

    Ove: Throw another stone and I'll sew a doormat with your mop!

    Mähät: It is a chihuahua. And the cat certainly has both rabies and plague.

    Ove: Oh, yes. Clearly, you do, too, but we do not throw stones at you.

    Mähät: You still think you can do whatever you want? Slimy fucking old man. I'll tell Anders.

    Ove: Go ahead, tell him. If you can make someone who drives an Audi understand. Four zeros on the grill and a fifth at the wheel. If that dog pees in our area again, I'll electrify it. Idiot!