Bookmarker is a personal project by @dellsystem to help with retaining reading material. Source on GitHub.

To tell the truth as you see it, incidentally, is not necessarily the truth. To tell the truth as someone else sees it is, to me, much more important and enlightening. It’s what these people are thinking, what they’re feeling. That’s the drama of the piece. Everybody just refers to their own experiences, and they call that truth. Within each person lives an image of himself and the idea is for the actor to bring that out without violating it. I am a moralist in that I believe the greatest morality is to acknowledge the freedom of others; to be oneself and not to be in judgment of others who are different from you. My trouble is that I always see the other fellow’s point of view! Sometimes I want to hit him for it – but at least I see it.

—p.160 Faces (1963–8) (129) by John Cassavetes 2 months ago