Jean Paul Sartre Says In "no Exit"

I Try To Find Out What There Is In The Character That In A Way, You Can't Put Into Words. If I Could Put It Into Words, Then It Wouldn't Be A Performance. And If I Do Put It Into Words, As I Play It, I Start To Get Boxed In By Those Words.

It's Really Clear To Me That You Can't Hang Onto Something Longer Than Its Time. Ideas Lose Certain Freshness, Ideas Have A Shelf Life, And Sometimes They Have To Be Replaced By Other Ideas.

I Dont See We Can Have A Separation Of Church And State In This Government If You Have To Pass A Religious Test To Get In This Government. And I Want To Warn Everyone In The Press And All The Voters Out There: If You Demand Expressions Of Religious Faith From Politicians, You Are Just Begging To Be Lied To. They Wont All Lie To You But A Lot Of Them Will. And Itll Be The Easiest Lie They Ever Had To Tell To Get Your Votes. So Every Day Till The End Of This Campaign, Ill Answer Any Question Anyone Has On Government, But If You Have A Question On Religion, Please, Go To Church.

I Was Always Interested In Figuring Things Out. I'd Do Experiments, Like Combining Things I Found Around The House To See What Would Happen If I Put Them Together.

As I Am Becoming Older, The Only Thing That Speeds Up Is Time.