A brown glove with one raised finger casts an exclamation-mark-shaped shadow on pale ground.

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Nelson

Today is a good day to die!

— Flatliners ‧ 1990

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker emphatically declares today a good day to die. The line states a character’s judgment about death without establishing that a death occurs or presenting it as guidance for the reader.

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