“humans are creatures who give meaning to meaningless actions, and derive purpose from it.” — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“When I was little, I was afraid of monsters. I mistook the silhouettes flitting to and fro in the midst of the bamboo trees… — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“Your body produces some chemicals that stimulate some nerves that send a signal to your brain saying 'Oh my God, I am going to… — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“But see, there isn't a person in the world that doesn't know the weight of a sin. Maybe some people to whom the weight… — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“There are two ways to escape: escape without a purpose and escape with a purpose. I call the former 'floating', and the latter 'flight'.” — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“In this way, reason represented by your knowledge, and experience represented by instinct -will start to conflict. Eventually, one will lose, and confusion sets… — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“Because I think sins are things people individually carry, a burden that we ourselves make for our own fair share. Our sins become heavier… — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“Because there's nothing for me to tell. You didn't do anything, right?” — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“We don't choose the path we take because of the sins we carry. But we carry our sins on the path we choose.” — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“humans are creatures who give meaning to meaningless actions, and derive purpose from it.” — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“That’s what having no sensation is like: to be without a body, as if you’re ethereal, floating like a ghost. To not feel alive.… — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
“She had no reason to kill herself,"I say finally. "She just wasn't able to fly.” — Kinoko Nasu Copy Share Image
