God - Remember me?
Joan - Why all the familiar looks? Doing the greatest hits? Starting to get a little pleased with yourself?
God - You see me the way you want to see me, Joan. Like right now, you're mad at me. Maybe you feel safer to be mad at me when I look like this.
Joan - You have a lot to answer for, buddy. Nobody asked to be born. So we all get to die, and then everybody we love dies.
God - Yeah.
Joan - And that's-- that's good for you?
God - Joan, there's nothing I could say about that that would make sense to you.
Joan - A lot of what happens here really sucks. So much for your perfect system. Can you see me being really mad at you right now?
God - Yes.
Joan - Why does it have to be so hard?
God - What, specifically?
Joan - Being alive. Let's start there.
God - You wish you weren't alive?
Joan - No, I-- I don't know. I wish it didn't hurt so much.
God - It hurts because you feel it, Joan, because you're alive. You love people. That generates a lot of power, a lot of energy, same kind of energy that binds atoms together. And we've all seen what happens when you try to pry them apart.
Joan - So if I don't get attached to people, then it won't hurt so much?
God - No, it's in your nature to get attached to people. I put that in the recipe. It's when you guys try to ignore that, when you try to go it alone, that's when it gets ugly. Its hell.
Joan - It's hell? Like the hell?
God - Oh, look. Your house. Go on, Joan. People are waiting for you.
I really love Joan of Arcadia, its such a nice show rly.
And the episode I watched today was like one about heroism, applicable to present situation yes?
My blog isn't very reader-friendly, i know that :D
Sometimes it rly speaks to me, i mean, i know its silly to learn stuff from a tv show, like i am a pure-bred tv geek.