
“She waits until her brokenness can break her.”
Until When We Are Ghosts (2006), Shattered
Source: Atonement
“She waits until her brokenness can break her.”
Until When We Are Ghosts (2006), Shattered
An Ape About the House, p. 802
2000s and posthumous publications, The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke (2001)
Marie Dressler, My Own Story as Told to Mildred Harrington (1934)
“The event proves well the wisdom of her [Phyllis'] course.”
Heroides (The Heroines)
Original: (la) Exitus acta probat.
The end proves the acts (were done), or the result is a test of the actions; Ovid's line 85 full translation:
Variant translations: The ends justify the means. All's well that ends well. NB: the end does not always equal the goal.
II, 85