“But tell me, what good is there in this, here; you and I have come together … just now, and we didn’t utter a word to each other, and afterwards you started to scrutinise me like a savage and I you, also. Is that any way to love? Is that any way for a person to come together with another person? It’s an outrage, that’s what it is!”
– Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Notes from Underground
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