Jester: Sometimes he's [the Traveler] invisible! Could it be, he is flying next to me, I dunno!

Caleb: [Into the sky at The Traveler] Could you let her keep the diamonds??

Jester: Could we maybe keep the diamonds?

Beau: Could you teach her to do the spinny thing?-

Molly: -Could someone keep their eyes on the road while we're moving forward?

Beau: The Traveler is my co-pilot.

Caleb: Traveler take the wheel.

[Beau and Fjord singing 'Traveler take the Wheel']

Caihua 彩画 "colour painting" is the traditional Chinese decorative painting used for architecture and one of the most notable and important features of historical Chinese architecture. Caihua served not only as decoration but also protection of the predominantly wooden architecture from various seasonal elements and hid the imperfections of the wood itself.

The use of different colours or paintings would be according to the particular local regional customs, as well as historical periods. The choice of colours and symbology are based on traditional Chinese philosophies like the Five Elements.

Alogar: On one hand, I wish I'd been allowed to join the Torn Banner when I was 15. On the other hand, I'm glad I didn't have to fight you.

But Wick deciding this because of the innocent women Wick was forced to kill is +2000000 aura

Pedestrian traffic lights

Starting off with the difference between formerly Eastern German traffic lights (upper images) and formerly Western German traffic lights (lower images):

The city of Erfurt had some additions, like an umbrella or a heart:

Same sex love in Marburg (upper image) and Frankfurt (lower image):

Traffic light lady in Bremen:

Karl Marx light in Trier:

Face of Friedrich Engels in Wuppertal:

Elvis in Friedberg (Hessen):

A sparrow (for the Golden Sparrow film awards) in Gera:

Winemaker in Bad Dürkenheim:

Mainzelmännchen (mascot of the public broadcasting service ZDF) in Mainz:

Otto Waalkes (German Comedian) in Emden:

Town musicians of Bremen in Bremen:

A miner in Pirmasens, Rheinland-Pfalz:

Bishop in Fulda:

Source: Saarbrücker Zeitung