Quotes / Umineko: When They Cry

Can you win an argument with an opponent in a screwed up world, where multiple truths can exist at the same time?

— Battler

Please, don't be afraid of being happy. Being happy isn't the same thing as accepting your current misfortune. It means creating a new happiness out of your current misfortune. That is the Magic of Origins.

— Maria

Ange: ......If I told you that I was a real witch, would you believe it?
Professor Ootsuki: Hahhahhahha. My pet theory from my few experiences with women is that they are all witches.

...Without love, ...the truth... cannot be 'seen'...

— Battler

...Without love, it cannot be 'seen'? ...... Hah. That's backwards.
............
Because of love, you end up 'seeing' things that don't even exist.

— Erika

...Because of our arrogance in thinking that only one truth exists, ...whenever we find one truth, we get blinded to all others.

— Erika

Closed rooms do appears a lot in mystery novels. And books often use the phrase 'it could only conceivably have been done with magic'. ...And here I am, with a witch right before my eyes. It's a complicated feeling

— Yasu

Umineko is about fiction, the power it holds, writing a story, abusive and self destructive behaviours, relationships, corruption and purity...
But it’s also the story about how a guy blindly argues against the most genre savvy woman on the planet, a man invests in moon tourism, psycho lesbians torture a man with a self insert, and math and tv tropes are crucial parts of combat

— RiceInTheMech on twitter.