But, Ah, my foes, and Oh, my friends, it gives a lovely light

Tim Culley:

Felix, as far as you know, have I ever lied to you? Felix Farmer:
Never. Tim Culley:
Well, I have, once or twice. About nothing that was too important. But now the fact that I have admitted that on occasion I have lied to you should convince you that I'm a fairly honest man. And when it comes to the crunch, I can handle myself with an acceptable degree of integrity. Now, do you agree? Felix Farmer:
Wholeheartedly. Tim Culley:
I'm going to give it to you straight, old friend. Felix Farmer:
You think I'm crazy. Tim Culley:
Well, that's a little straighter than I intended. Felix Farmer:
Maybe, Culley, maybe. Hey, I tried to kill myself four times. Hardly rational. $16 Million-plus for a flop, every cent I have in the world - Not what most people would consider a very sane act. But, insane, Culley? What if I'm right? If my vision is valid, Culley, not so crazy, a more acceptable insanity. Culley, that's all beside the point. Sane and miserable or inSane and bursting with greater joy and happiness. THAT'S the point, Culley. And in the final analysis, who says "He's sane therefore he should" or "He's insane, therefore he shouldn't"? Culley, come on, even if I'm wrong, and I'm not, I'm full of fire, Culley! I'm a blazing comet! Tim Culley:
Comets burn out, pal. Felix Farmer:
But, Ah, my foes, and Oh, my friends, it gives a lovely light