Susie Salmon: Always, I would watch Ray; I was in the air around him, I was in the cold winter mornings he spent with Ruth Connors; and sometimes Ray would think of me, but he began to wonder maybe it was time to put that memory away, maybe it was time to let me go.
[repeated line]
George Harvey: You're the Salmon girl, right?
Ray Singh: [voiceover] If I had but an hour of love. If that be all is given me. An hour of love upon this earth...
Susie Salmon: [reading poem] I would give my love to thee. The Moor.
Lindsey Salmon: It doesn't have a siren, you moron. It's a cement mixer.
Abigail Salmon: Please don't call your brother a moron.
Susie Salmon: You realize by the time I see my photos, I'm gonna be middle-aged.
Grandma Lynn: I'll never die because
[picking up her alcoholic drink]
Grandma Lynn: I take my medicine every day.
Susie Salmon: When people asked my mother, she always said she had two children.
[not counting Susie, her third, albeit deceased, child]
Susie Salmon: [while taking her safari jungle photos in her front yard] For now, I'd have to make do with Grace Tarking.
[Susie snaps a photo of an obese teenager jogging past her house]
Susie Salmon: What's your name?
Holly: Holly. Holly Golightly!
Susie Salmon: That's not a real name!
Holly: Yes, it is! I borrowed it! You can do that here.
Susie Salmon: It's so beautiful!
Holly: Of course it's beautiful. It's Heaven!
[Holly jumps and plays with the other souls from the In-Between]
