September 4, 2020 | 0 Comments
Emma: You have a problem with my crying? My daughter is alive, my crew is on its last legs, and every decision I make, I pray I haven’t…
Emma: You have a problem with my crying? My daughter is alive, my crew is on its last legs, and every decision I make, I pray I haven’t…
Kwesi: Why does this family get to have a god, but my family did not?
Misha: When my eyes started going bad, I memorized the chart. Ram: Misha! Emma: Why would you do that? Misha: Because I knew this would…
Misha: Kwesi, tell them. Kwesi: Tell them what? Misha: Tell them. You… you saw what I can do. You said I was like a great surgeon, so…
Kwesi: All right! That’s enough! Can’t you see what’s happening? We’re being tested. Lu: Not everything is an act of your god, Kwesi….
Kwesi’s Father: When I came to this country, I was a young man, but my heart was like yours. I was sad, angry, and scared. When I met…
Misha: Not everything damaged is useless, Ram.
Emma: You have quite a gift. Kwesi: Oh, no. As a boy, gardening… I guess it was a way for my father and I to feel at ease with one…
Ram: It’s so ironic, isn’t it? We’re literally surrounded by water. There’s enough in the walls of this ship to keep us alive for weeks….
Misha: When Tishka went into space, the world started to dream again. If people were sad, or scared, or alone, they would look up at the…