Chaos Theory Quotes
The story of an obsessively organized efficiency expert whose life unravels in unexpected ways when fate forces him to explore the serendipitous nature of love and forgiveness.
Frank Allen: Ever hear of chaos theory, Ed? It's a science, tries to determine underlying patterns in chaotic systems. Weather, ocean currents, blood flow, that sort of thing. But it turns out that there are few things more chaotic than the beat of a human heart. Its beating up, slowing down. Pretty face, flight of stairs. It's always changing depending on what's happening out there. It's an erratic son of a bitch. But underneath all of that bump-da-bump mess, there is in fact a pattern, the truth, and it's love. Most important thing about love is that we choose to give it, and we choose to receive it. Making it the least random act in the entire universe. It transcends blood, it transcends betrayal and all the dirt that makes us human. If you can figure that out, the Jake Lees of the world got nothing on you.
Frank Allen: You caught me reminiscing. A lot of memories here. Buy you a drink?
Ed: Oh, I'd love to Frank, but uh... I'm kind of... I'm... I'm in a bit of a rush.
Frank Allen: I insist. After all, it is the traditional function of the father of the bride.
Ed: What is?
Frank Allen: Keeping the groom away from back exits.
Ed: Oh, I'd love to Frank, but uh... I'm kind of... I'm... I'm in a bit of a rush.
Frank Allen: I insist. After all, it is the traditional function of the father of the bride.
Ed: What is?
Frank Allen: Keeping the groom away from back exits.
Jesse Allen: I wish I wish upon the sun that my wish is number one.
Frank Allen: And what'd you wish for?
Jesse Allen: That Mary Vose will get hit by a truck.
Frank Allen: Well that's not very nice. I thought Mary was your best friend.
Jesse Allen: I divorced her.
Frank Allen: You can't divorce a friend.
Jesse Allen: Why not?
Frank Allen: Because divorce is for married people.
Jesse Allen: That's okay, as long as the truck hits her.
Frank Allen: And what'd you wish for?
Jesse Allen: That Mary Vose will get hit by a truck.
Frank Allen: Well that's not very nice. I thought Mary was your best friend.
Jesse Allen: I divorced her.
Frank Allen: You can't divorce a friend.
Jesse Allen: Why not?
Frank Allen: Because divorce is for married people.
Jesse Allen: That's okay, as long as the truck hits her.
Frank Allen: [giving speech] The relationship between time and you is always one of master and slave. List making - it is your anchor, your harbor in the storm of life. Start each morning with your wish for the day, and then move right on in into your daily goal list. Remember to keep them in behavorial terms and be specific. Why? Because a specific list is a happy list. And don't forget it's chaos out there. We conquer that by taking control, setting priorities. Life cannot be based on whim. Those who fail to control whim are destined to be controlled by it.
Buddy Endrow: So you finished with all those index cards? It's been waned?
Frank Allen: [rowing boat] Hell no. In fact, it was in the cards to come up here to accomplish something.
Buddy Endrow: What sort of something?
Frank Allen: Something big.
Buddy Endrow: How big?
Frank Allen: Oh, the biggest thing in my life.
Buddy Endrow: Is the keyword here "life"?
Frank Allen: Could be. Definitely could be.
Frank Allen: [rowing boat] Hell no. In fact, it was in the cards to come up here to accomplish something.
Buddy Endrow: What sort of something?
Frank Allen: Something big.
Buddy Endrow: How big?
Frank Allen: Oh, the biggest thing in my life.
Buddy Endrow: Is the keyword here "life"?
Frank Allen: Could be. Definitely could be.
