Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

"To live is like loving: all reasonable arguments are against it, and all healthy instincts are for it."
Samuel Butler

"...Love is interdependence. It happens very rarely, but when it does, it is heaven on earth. Two people, neither dependent nor independent, but in boundless synchrony, as if breathing together—one soul in two bodies. When this happens, love occurs. Call only this love."
Osho

"We are always told, ‘Love your neighbor as yourself,’ and the emphasis is always placed on ‘love your neighbor.’ But if we are to love our neighbor, we must first learn to love ourselves. The more we love ourselves, the more we will be able to love others." — John Kehoe, *The Power of the Mind*

Jane Austen (“Pride and Prejudice”):

“We all fall in love easily—a slight preference is quite natural; yet only a few of us have the courage to truly love without encouragement.”

"If you want to set people free, first free yourself. If you want to be loved, first love yourself. If you want to receive something, first give away what is yours." Viktor Likhachev, "Who Will Hear the Linnet..."
"Never rush to help if you have not been asked. Do not strive to make people feel grateful to you; then they will love you." Alexandra Marinina, "The Phantom of Memory."

Immanuel Kant:

“Science is organized knowledge; wisdom is organized life.”

One of the most useful life skills is the ability to quickly forget everything bad: not to dwell on troubles, not to live with resentment, not to revel in irritation, and not to harbor malice. You shouldn’t drag all kinds of junk into your soul.
© Siddhartha Gautama (Shakyamuni Buddha)

"The most important thing is to put one's soul in order. We observe the rule of the three 'don'ts': don't complain, don't blame, and don't make excuses." George Bernard Shaw
"An entire lifetime is given to transform the soul." Pyotr Mamonov

William Shakespeare: “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” The meaning of Shakespeare’s lines, spoken by Juliet, is simple yet profound: the true nature of a person or thing does not depend on a name, surname, rank, or label. The ancestral feud between the Montagues and Capulets rested solely on empty names, while nobility of heart and the power of love remain unchanged, whatever the lovers are called. Essence is always more important than outward signs.

"Life is, essentially, a very simple thing, and a person has to make a great deal of effort to ruin it." Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
"The only true wisdom lies in realizing that, essentially, we know nothing." Socrates

“The days of late autumn are usually reviled,
But I find them dear, my cherished reader,
For their quiet beauty, shining humbly.”
Pushkin

"I’m waiting for autumn. With such impatience that I’m ready to sacrifice all the other seasons to it. And I won’t regret what I’ve done at all. I need autumn. Very, very much. It will bring into the light those driven into the dark corner of survival. It won’t make us repeat these cruel but truthful words: ‘If we are all lonely, then in our loneliness we are all together.’ Autumn is called the season of sadness. I disagree: true sadness arrives with summer, when there is no one to share the sun’s generosity with…"
Elchin Safarli, I Will Return

"Forget that the word \"if\" exists. It makes us weak by forcing us to think about other possibilities." Paulo Coelho
"Amid disorder, find simplicity. Amid discord, find harmony. In difficulty, find opportunity." Albert Einstein