Home > Work > 恋物語 [Koimonogatari] (Bakemonogatari, #9)
1 " We have learnt a lesson: words written in books, all of them, are lies. There are no exceptions. Words written on papers are all deceitful.If we put it in a more proper manner, counting non-fiction works, then things like documents, reports, and reviews that are recorded are also deceitful.There’s nothing but deceit.Don’t believe in the for-sale literature. "
― NisiOisiN , 恋物語 [Koimonogatari] (Bakemonogatari, #9)
2 " ... she was a princess who had no idea how harsh the world is. To put it another way, it was the result of years of abuse in the form of "pampering". "
3 " If your unrequited love can go on forever - that's better than a requited love, don't you think, Mister Kaiki? "
4 " Unrequited love. I'm not made of stone, and I'm old enough to have had some experiences of my own on that score....It goes on forever, without end, regardless of what other loves you might know thereafter.You missed out on the heartbreak.In that sense, maybe Nadeko Sengoku's notion wasn't all that bankrupt... "
5 " She didn't want to imagine that her and Araragi's lives were under threat from someone who was a step below a ladybug on the IQ scale, whether it was true or not.It was true. As far as I knew. "
6 " ... she's too spoiled, too much of a baby, to imagine someone would lie to her or deceive her - she's unable to trust anyone but has no use for suspicion either. That's the kind of environment she grew up in. "