Joe Bulo: Any last requests? Oraetta Mayflower: Yeah, uh, can you shoot him first so I can watch? Josto Fadda: What?

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Joe Bulo: Any last requests? Oraetta Mayflower: Yeah, uh, can you shoot him first so I can watch? Josto Fadda: What?
the problem is not that there is evil in the world. the problem is that there is good. because otherwise, who would care?
v.m. varga - fargo - 3rd season
Life's a journey, and the one thing you don't do on a journey is stay in one place.
FARGO (2015)
Fargo --- Season 1 {Sentence Starters}
“Proud of you, hon.”
“This is highly irregular.“
“Oh, they're not so bad.“
“You talk a lot, you know that?”
“Who did you think was coming?“
“And your dream was what, then?“
“They really should be giving it to you.“
“You? Come on, you're afraid of spiders.“
“You got close. Closer than anybody else.“
“He's not gonna stop. You know that, right?“
“And does it work? Does it stop the suffering?“
“Can I sit? Or did you want to kill me standing?“
“We're only as good as the promises we keep.“
“You've been a burden my whole life. I'm done.“
“It wasn't a question of ‘who’... more like ‘what’.”
“It means I got you, and I am responsible for you.”
“This is a man who doesn't deserve to draw breath.“
“Must be hard to live in this world if you believe that.“
“We're not friends. I mean, maybe we will be someday.”
“I'd tell you the details, but it'd sound like I made 'em up.“
“You're trouble. I'm going inside and I'm calling the cops.“
“I want to give it all away. Everything I am. All that I have.”
“Well, if I saw somebody doing something, I would stop 'em.“
“Well, you know, sometimes there's more than one right thing.“
“I could get hurt. Or worse. And then who would take care of you?”
“I used to have positive opinions about the world, you know, about people.“
“But I gotta say, if that were me in your position? I would have killed that man.“
“Your problem is you spent your whole life thinking there are rules. There aren't.“
“Not sure I want to live in a world where something like that can happen to a person.“
“You need to see what's good in the world, 'cause if you don't, how are you gonna live?”
“You know, you can go through your whole life without a care, and one day it all changes.“
Gloria Burgle: You don’t have to like the truth for it to be true.
- Let me ask you something. Do you know about science? - Do i know about... - About science. Well, science has this thing. It's been proven. They call it "quantum" -- something. It's talk about how we're all just particles... we're floating out there...we're moving through space... nobody knows where we are. And then every once in a while... BANG! we collide. And suddenly for... maybe a minute. We're real. And then we float off again. As if we don't even exist. I used to think it meant something. This collisions. The people we found. - Fargo S3E3 (The Law of Non-Contradiction)
Ethelrida Pearl Smutney: History is a form of memory. But what does it mean to remember? We think, naturally, of our own past, our lives day by day, and through them we see the events of our times. We are black and white, rich and poor, foreign-born and domestic. And yet, if our pasts are separate, then aren't our histories separate, too? Segregated? Ask yourself: who writes the books? Who chooses what we remember and what gets forgotten?
Rabbi Milligan: It's the principle, making people live with uncertainty. It ain't right.