Nana:
The more one talks, the less the words mean.

Nana:
Why must one always talk? Often one shouldn't talk, but live in silence.

Nana:
Words should express just what one wants to say.

Nana:
Shouldn't love be the only truth?

The Philosopher:
For that, love would always have to be true.

The Philosopher:
We must think, and for thoughts we need words.

The Philosopher:
An instant of thought can only be grasped through words.

The Philosopher:
One cannot distinguish the thought from the words that express it.