"It's awful being a grown up, but the carousel never stops turning. You can't get off." -- Dr. Ellis Grey, Grey's Anatomy
I've decided my New Year's resolution. I have ignored my love of reading. I have let books lie dormant on my shelves. I have stopped reviewing and stopped doing any challenges other than my own (which I mostly just ignore anyhow). Looking back, at the start of my blog, I had passion. My resolution is to re-find that passion and use it. Reviewing, challenging myself, and most of all reading!
Showing posts with label Quotes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quotes. Show all posts
December 16, 2014
September 10, 2014
A Thousand Splendid Suns
One could not count the moons that shimmer on her roofs,
Or the thousand splendid suns that hide behind her walls.
-----Saeb-e-Tabrizi
(translated by Dr. Josephine Davis)
What a beautiful book. Just really made me think how blessed I am.
February 12, 2014
Against All Things Ending by Stephen R. Donaldson
"That old man. The beggar. The Creator. He abandoned you before you ever came here. I didn't want you to think I'd abandoned you too." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 13
"You are a wonderment in all sooth. Your words resemble a tale of woe, but they are not. They are a flight of fancy. Do you conceive that any Giant would turn aside from such a quest as yours? Ha! The lure of extravagant hazards is too great." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 83
"After all the trouble of resurrecting me, the least you can do is take me with you." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 86
"We do not comprehend. How is it that any mere place can diminish a Manethrall of the Ramen? You are who and what you are, unlessened in strength, forethought, or valor by the loss of ordinary sight." -- Branl, pg 252
"I've spent three and a half thousand years remembering how much you mean to me - and wishing I'd done a better job of telling you." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 254
"You will heed me, Ringthane! In Andelain, you restored your own love! Now you will return mine to me! Every instrument is present. White gold. The Staff of Law. The krill of High Lord Loric. And there lies Liand slain!" -- Pahni, pg 345
"He is my son. To the last, he remained himself." -- Stave, pg 388
"Do not. Do not heal. Make no lament. My time is past. I was the hope of the Land. Now I have given that gift to another. I have kept the faith with my inheritance. Now I may stand with Sunder my father and Hollian my mother, and feel no shame." -- Anele, pg 389
"Do not, Linden. Wish for nothing. Regret nothing. Has your long acquaintance with Haruchai not taught you that my pride in my son is as great as my bereavement?" -- Stave, pg 399
"You are a wonderment in all sooth. Your words resemble a tale of woe, but they are not. They are a flight of fancy. Do you conceive that any Giant would turn aside from such a quest as yours? Ha! The lure of extravagant hazards is too great." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 83
"After all the trouble of resurrecting me, the least you can do is take me with you." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 86
"We do not comprehend. How is it that any mere place can diminish a Manethrall of the Ramen? You are who and what you are, unlessened in strength, forethought, or valor by the loss of ordinary sight." -- Branl, pg 252
"I've spent three and a half thousand years remembering how much you mean to me - and wishing I'd done a better job of telling you." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 254
"You will heed me, Ringthane! In Andelain, you restored your own love! Now you will return mine to me! Every instrument is present. White gold. The Staff of Law. The krill of High Lord Loric. And there lies Liand slain!" -- Pahni, pg 345
"He is my son. To the last, he remained himself." -- Stave, pg 388
"Do not. Do not heal. Make no lament. My time is past. I was the hope of the Land. Now I have given that gift to another. I have kept the faith with my inheritance. Now I may stand with Sunder my father and Hollian my mother, and feel no shame." -- Anele, pg 389
"Do not, Linden. Wish for nothing. Regret nothing. Has your long acquaintance with Haruchai not taught you that my pride in my son is as great as my bereavement?" -- Stave, pg 399
January 30, 2014
Fatal Revenant by Stephen R. Donaldson
Oh, how I did miss Giants.......
"For a moment while you dazzled me, I seemed to stand at the side of the Land's redemption." -- Liand, pg 104
"For a moment while you dazzled me, I seemed to stand at the side of the Land's redemption." -- Liand, pg 104
"Aloud, the Seven Words are spoken thus. Melenkurion abatha. Duroc minas mill. Harad khabaal." -- the Theomach, pg 192
"Pssht, lady, is the Mahdoubt disquieted? She is not. In her youth, such concerns may perchance have vexed her, but her old bones have felt their full measure of years, and naught troubles her now." -- the Mahdoubt, pg 286
"As you know, my people will no longer address their thoughts to me, or respond to mine. When I had experienced their rejection for a time, I found that I wished to foil it. Though I comprehend their denunciation, I became lath to countenance it. Therefore I have learned to mute my inward voice. I hear the silent speech of the Masters, but they do not hear mine." -- Stave, pg 323
"Linden Avery, you are the Chosen, and will determine much. But that choice is not vouchsafed to you. All who live share the Land's plight. Its cost will be borne by all who live. This you cannot alter. In the attempt, you may achieve only ruin." -- Anele, pg 328
"The Mahdoubt's knowledge does not partake of Law. It has preserved her far beyond her mortality. Assuredly. Now her end cannot be undone." -- the Mahdoubt, pg 366
"Chosen, the days that I have spent as your companion have been an unremitting exercise in humility." -- Stave, pg 369
"Chosen, thus would I speak of my own sons, though they remain among the Masters, and with the Masters have spurned me." -- Stave, pg 376
"It will measure your worthiness to adjudge her as you have adjudged me." -- Stave, pg 385
"Well done, Haruchai. Well done in all sooth. Here is a tale to gladden the hearts of the Ramen. At last blows have been struck which may humble the sleepless ones. And we have witnessed it, a Manethrall and his Cords. No longer may these Masters feign that their worth exceeds yours." -- Manethrall Mahrtiir, pg 389
"Mane and Tail, Ringthane! My life is yours. It was so before. Now it is yours utterly. If the Manethrall and the Ranyhyn do not forbid it, I will accompany you into the depths of Gravin Threndor, or the inferno of Hotash Slay, or the bitter heart of the Sarangrave, and name myself blessed." -- Bhapa, pg 431
"Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainnir, since the Chosen's coming I have been humbled both profoundly and often. I no longer deem myself wise enough to discourage the friendship of Giants." -- Stave, pg 488
"Do not be dismayed, Stonedowner. There is no mystery here. She is Linden Avery, Chosen and Sun-Sage. Our tales say that she is merely magnificent." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 491
"Linden Avery, the third son of the third son of Glowlimn and Pitchwife was Exalt Widenedworld. But now the Giants of Home name him Lostson, and among the Swordmainnir he is called Longwrath." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 494
"Linden Avery, it is enough. Seeking the import of our many labors, we will accompany you. If Stave of the Haruchai stands at your side, joined by the courteous and considerate Ramen - likewise this wide-eyed Stonedownor and the anguished son of Sunder and Hollian - the Swordmainnir can do no less." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 507
"My friend, your cunning grows ever more evident. If it should chance that you weary of being Haruchai, know that you will be made welcome among the Swordmainnir. Lacking the good fortune - and also the stature - of our blood and bone, you will become a Giant by acclamation rather than by birth." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 513
"Linden Giantfriend, that tale is too sad for tears. 'Out of the habit.' And its dolor is made more cruel by brevity. We are Giants. If we do not laugh, we will be compelled to insist upon the full tale of your years and loneliness. The very blood in our veins will require it." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 514
"Though we are large and for the most part foolish, we know a stick when it jabs our eyes. Any man as blighted as your old companion compels our esteem. Already we prize him." -- Frostheart Grueburn, pg 517
"There is more in Andelain - and among the Dead - and in your heart - than Lord Foul can conceive." -- Hollian, pg 547
"Oh, Linden. What have you done?" -- Thomas Covenant, pg 590
January 11, 2014
The White Gold Wielder by Stephen R. Donaldson
"Therefore, it is my right that you should hear me. Ur-Lord and Unbeliever, white gold wielder, you have betrayed me -- and I am glad that you have come. Though you come without hope, you are the one hope that I have known. You have it in your hands to create or deny whatever truth you will, and I desire to serve you. While you remain, I will accept neither despair nor doom." -- Sunder, pg 172
"The Giants of the Land were taught much by their loss of Home. I am humbled before them." -- The First of the Search, pg 207
"They are cooks and herders, artisans and scullions, tenders of hearth and Courser. They have no skill for this work, and it is a shameful thing to slay them. Yet they will not be halted or daunted. A possession is upon them. Felling them, Pitchwife weeps as no Haruchai has ever wept." -- Cail, pg 243
"You are going to your death, ring-wielder. I comprehend you now. It is a valiant hazard. I cannot answer for its outcome -- and I know not how I will prove worthy of you. But I will not leave you." -- Findail, the Appointed of the Elohim, pg 254
"Dream or delusion, the music I have heard has altered me. But I have not learned the meaning of this change. Ur-Lord, I wish to prove what I have dreamed to its heart. Permit me." -- Cail, pg 302
"You are Gossamer Glowlimn, the spouse of my heart. I am proud of you beyond all endurance. Demean not your high courage with foolishness. Neither Earthfriend nor Chosen has any need of my accompaniment. They are who they are -- and will not fail. I am sworn to you in love and fealty, and I will remain." -- Pitchwife, pg 422
"Now it's your turn. Pick up the ring." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 452
"Linden Avery! Have I not said that you are well Chosen?" -- Pitchwife, pg 465
"The Giants of the Land were taught much by their loss of Home. I am humbled before them." -- The First of the Search, pg 207
"They are cooks and herders, artisans and scullions, tenders of hearth and Courser. They have no skill for this work, and it is a shameful thing to slay them. Yet they will not be halted or daunted. A possession is upon them. Felling them, Pitchwife weeps as no Haruchai has ever wept." -- Cail, pg 243
"You are going to your death, ring-wielder. I comprehend you now. It is a valiant hazard. I cannot answer for its outcome -- and I know not how I will prove worthy of you. But I will not leave you." -- Findail, the Appointed of the Elohim, pg 254
"Dream or delusion, the music I have heard has altered me. But I have not learned the meaning of this change. Ur-Lord, I wish to prove what I have dreamed to its heart. Permit me." -- Cail, pg 302
"You are Gossamer Glowlimn, the spouse of my heart. I am proud of you beyond all endurance. Demean not your high courage with foolishness. Neither Earthfriend nor Chosen has any need of my accompaniment. They are who they are -- and will not fail. I am sworn to you in love and fealty, and I will remain." -- Pitchwife, pg 422
"Now it's your turn. Pick up the ring." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 452
"Linden Avery! Have I not said that you are well Chosen?" -- Pitchwife, pg 465
January 1, 2014
The One Tree by Stephen R. Donaldson
"I am Pitchwife the Valorous! Gaze upon me and suffer awe!" -- Pitchwife, pg 66
"Therefore do I love you, Pitchwife. In sooth, this is a gift to lift the heart. Husband, it shames me that I do not equal your grace." -- Gossamer Glowlimn, the First of the Search, pg 196
"Now I say to you, we will not err in that way again. The purity of any service lies in those who serve, not in that which they serve, and we will not corrupt ourselves by trust of that which is false." -- Brinn, pg 368
"You will endure it. Are you not Thomas Covenant, ur-Lord and Unbeliever? That is the grace which has been given to you, to bear what must be borne." - Ak-Haru Kenaustin Ardenol, the Guardian of the One Tree, pg 440
"Therefore do I love you, Pitchwife. In sooth, this is a gift to lift the heart. Husband, it shames me that I do not equal your grace." -- Gossamer Glowlimn, the First of the Search, pg 196
"Now I say to you, we will not err in that way again. The purity of any service lies in those who serve, not in that which they serve, and we will not corrupt ourselves by trust of that which is false." -- Brinn, pg 368
"You will endure it. Are you not Thomas Covenant, ur-Lord and Unbeliever? That is the grace which has been given to you, to bear what must be borne." - Ak-Haru Kenaustin Ardenol, the Guardian of the One Tree, pg 440
December 22, 2013
The Wounded Land by Stephen R. Donaldson
There are so many great quotes...
"You will not fail, however he may assail you. There is also love in the world" -- The Beggar / Creator, pg 15
"This you have to understand. There's only one way to hurt a man who's lost everything. Give him back something broken." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 27
"When I fail in the end - as fail I must, for I am yet Hile Troy withal, and the day comes when I must not refuse to sacrifice my power - there will be no restitution for the abysm of that loss." -- Caer-Caveral, pg 220
"But I say to you, Redeem my people. Their plight is an abomination. And they will serve you well." -- Bannor, pg 222
"When you have come to the crux, and have no other recourse, remember the paradox of white gold. There is hope in contradiction." -- Lord Mhoram, pg 224
"Therefore I have forewarned you. So that you will know your peril and be unable to evade it. So that as you strive to evade it, the Despiser may laugh in scorn and triumph." -- Gibbon na-Mhoram, the Raver, pg 254
"They foresaw clearly the price the ur-viles paid, and will ever pay, for self-loathing, and they turned in another way. Sharing the Weird, they chose to meet it differently. To seek self-justification." -- Hamako, pg 277
And because, in spite of everything, there were still Giants in the world. pg 425
"He was the Pure One. The one who freed the jheherrin. Freed the Land. By laughing. A Giant." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 455
"You will not fail, however he may assail you. There is also love in the world" -- The Beggar / Creator, pg 15
"This you have to understand. There's only one way to hurt a man who's lost everything. Give him back something broken." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 27
"When I fail in the end - as fail I must, for I am yet Hile Troy withal, and the day comes when I must not refuse to sacrifice my power - there will be no restitution for the abysm of that loss." -- Caer-Caveral, pg 220
"But I say to you, Redeem my people. Their plight is an abomination. And they will serve you well." -- Bannor, pg 222
"When you have come to the crux, and have no other recourse, remember the paradox of white gold. There is hope in contradiction." -- Lord Mhoram, pg 224
"Therefore I have forewarned you. So that you will know your peril and be unable to evade it. So that as you strive to evade it, the Despiser may laugh in scorn and triumph." -- Gibbon na-Mhoram, the Raver, pg 254
"They foresaw clearly the price the ur-viles paid, and will ever pay, for self-loathing, and they turned in another way. Sharing the Weird, they chose to meet it differently. To seek self-justification." -- Hamako, pg 277
And because, in spite of everything, there were still Giants in the world. pg 425
"He was the Pure One. The one who freed the jheherrin. Freed the Land. By laughing. A Giant." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 455
December 21, 2013
The Power That Preserves by Stephen R. Donaldson
And even more....
"No one may be compelled to fight the Despiser. He is resisted willingly, or not at all. Unbeliever, I release you. You turn from us to save life in your own word. We will not be undone by such motives." -- Lord Mhoram, pg 47
"Be silent, Unbeliever. I will listen to no sad stories in this place." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 78
"At times - when I have been too long unsheltered in this wind - I find I cannot remember certain precious Giantish tales." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 137"
"I am old - I have no need to fear - no, I do not fear death. But the pain. The pain. Have mercy - have mercy upon me, I lack the courage for this work." -- the Unfettered Healer of Morinmoss
"No word can encompass the love for a lost homeland, or the anguish of diminishing seed, or the pride - the pride in fidelity - That fidelity was our only reply to our extinction." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 307
"I am Haruchai. We also are not immune. Corruption wears many faces. Blame is a more enticing face than others, but it is none the less a mask for the Despiser." -- Bannor, pg 308
"Mortal men should not give up wives and sleep and death for any service - lest the face of failure become too abhorrent to be endured." -- Bannor, pg 309
"Thomas Covenant, ur-Lord and Unbeliever, brave white gold weilder - I desire no other end. Do whatever you must, my friend. I am at Peace. I have beheld a marvelous story." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 374
"No one may be compelled to fight the Despiser. He is resisted willingly, or not at all. Unbeliever, I release you. You turn from us to save life in your own word. We will not be undone by such motives." -- Lord Mhoram, pg 47
"Be silent, Unbeliever. I will listen to no sad stories in this place." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 78
"At times - when I have been too long unsheltered in this wind - I find I cannot remember certain precious Giantish tales." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 137"
"I am old - I have no need to fear - no, I do not fear death. But the pain. The pain. Have mercy - have mercy upon me, I lack the courage for this work." -- the Unfettered Healer of Morinmoss
"No word can encompass the love for a lost homeland, or the anguish of diminishing seed, or the pride - the pride in fidelity - That fidelity was our only reply to our extinction." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 307
"I am Haruchai. We also are not immune. Corruption wears many faces. Blame is a more enticing face than others, but it is none the less a mask for the Despiser." -- Bannor, pg 308
"Mortal men should not give up wives and sleep and death for any service - lest the face of failure become too abhorrent to be endured." -- Bannor, pg 309
"Thomas Covenant, ur-Lord and Unbeliever, brave white gold weilder - I desire no other end. Do whatever you must, my friend. I am at Peace. I have beheld a marvelous story." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 374
December 8, 2013
The Illearth War by Stephen R. Donaldson
And more great quotes....
"Do you call this health? It's a lie!" -- Thomas Covenant, pg 59
"Ur-Lord Covenant, I am in your debt. I am told that at the hazard of your life you rescued my old friend Birinair from beyond the forbidding fire under Mount Thunder. That was bravely done -- though it came too late to save his life. Do not hesitate to ask of me. For Birinair's sake, I will do all in my power for you." -- Tohrm, Hearthrall of Lord's Keep, pg 61
"Then you have -- Amok, hear me. I am seer and oracle for this Council. I speak words of vision. I have not seen you. You have come too soon. We did not give life to the krill. That was not our doing. We lack the lore for such work." -- Lord Mhoram, pg 98
"Hah! Little Lord! Is that the limit of your lore? Can you come no closer than that to the Seven Words? You pronounce them badly. But I must admit -- you have recognized me. I am turiya Herem. But we have new names now, my brothers and I. There is Fleshharrower, and Satansfist. And I am named Kinslaughterer." -- Raver Giant Kinslaughterer, pg 255
"I saw Bloodguard fighting in the service of the Despiser." -- Lord Mhoram, pg 260
"That name is the Power of Command." -- First Mark Morin, pg 378
"Here the drinker who is not also a prophet risks self-betrayal. Here are possibilities of Desecration which even High Lord Kevin in his despair left slumbering and untouched." -- Amok, Seventh Ward of High Lord Kevin's Lore, pg 406
"You have broken the Law of Death to summon me -- you have unleashed measureless opportunities for evil upon the Earth -- and the Despiser mastered me as easily as if I were a child!" -- High Lord Kevin Landwaster, son of Loric, pg 412
"Do you call this health? It's a lie!" -- Thomas Covenant, pg 59
"Ur-Lord Covenant, I am in your debt. I am told that at the hazard of your life you rescued my old friend Birinair from beyond the forbidding fire under Mount Thunder. That was bravely done -- though it came too late to save his life. Do not hesitate to ask of me. For Birinair's sake, I will do all in my power for you." -- Tohrm, Hearthrall of Lord's Keep, pg 61
"Then you have -- Amok, hear me. I am seer and oracle for this Council. I speak words of vision. I have not seen you. You have come too soon. We did not give life to the krill. That was not our doing. We lack the lore for such work." -- Lord Mhoram, pg 98
"Hah! Little Lord! Is that the limit of your lore? Can you come no closer than that to the Seven Words? You pronounce them badly. But I must admit -- you have recognized me. I am turiya Herem. But we have new names now, my brothers and I. There is Fleshharrower, and Satansfist. And I am named Kinslaughterer." -- Raver Giant Kinslaughterer, pg 255
"I saw Bloodguard fighting in the service of the Despiser." -- Lord Mhoram, pg 260
"That name is the Power of Command." -- First Mark Morin, pg 378
"Here the drinker who is not also a prophet risks self-betrayal. Here are possibilities of Desecration which even High Lord Kevin in his despair left slumbering and untouched." -- Amok, Seventh Ward of High Lord Kevin's Lore, pg 406
"You have broken the Law of Death to summon me -- you have unleashed measureless opportunities for evil upon the Earth -- and the Despiser mastered me as easily as if I were a child!" -- High Lord Kevin Landwaster, son of Loric, pg 412
November 29, 2013
Lord Foul's Bane by Stephen R. Donaldson
It's been almost 2 years since I last visited the Land. The final book of this series is out and I am starting from the beginning. I haven't reviewed a book in a long time and I won't be officially reviewing these books. It would be a waste of time. I've been reading and loving them since I first discovered Lord Foul's Bane in the 8th grade. Suffice it to say that I have waited a very, very long time to see how this story would end. But, now that I find myself on the doorstep of the end, I'm almost sad. I will revisit these books again and again, I know that, but an era of my life has been told.
So, in salute, some of the best quotes from Lord Foul's Bane:
"Take back the ring. Be true. You need not fail." -- The Beggar, pg 24
"To the Lords of Revelstone, I am Lord Foul the Despiser; to the Giants of Seareach, Satansheart and Soulcrusher. The Ramen name me Fangthane. In the dreams of the Bloodguard, I am Corruption. But the people of the Land call me the Grey Slayer." -- Lord Foul, pg 31
"The Unfettered One, dead! Alas for the Land! All my paths are ill, and destruction fills all my choices. From the first, I have brought wrong upon us. Now there will be no more Celebrations, and the blame is mine." -- Atiaran, pg 140
"In two words, a story sadder than the first. Say no more - with one word you will make me weep." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 153
"You laugh. 'Joy is in the ears that hear.' I can't do it." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 205
"When we came to the Land, we saw wonders - Giants, Ranyhyn, Revelsone - Lords of such power that they declined to wage war with us lest we be destroyed. In answer to our challenge, they gave to the Haruchai gifts so precious--" He paused, appeared to muse for a moment over private memories. "Therefore we swore the Vow. We could not equal that generosity in any other way." - Bannor of the Bloodguard, pg 210
"Drool seeks to master the Staff with malice. The High Lord can sing a stronger song than that." - Lord Mhoram, pg 371
"No, Unbeliever. You need not lose your mind. There are other answers - other songs. You can find them. Why should the Land be destroyed for your pain? Save or damn! Grasp the Staff!" -- Lord Mhoram, pg 385
"We are the Bloodguard. We cannot permit this end." -- Bannor of the Bloodguard, pg 387
"Drool is dead. He was your summoner, and with his death the call ends. That is the way of such power. Farewell, Unbeliever! Take heart. Despair and bitterness are not the only songs in the world." - High Lord Prothall, pg 391
So, in salute, some of the best quotes from Lord Foul's Bane:
"Take back the ring. Be true. You need not fail." -- The Beggar, pg 24
"To the Lords of Revelstone, I am Lord Foul the Despiser; to the Giants of Seareach, Satansheart and Soulcrusher. The Ramen name me Fangthane. In the dreams of the Bloodguard, I am Corruption. But the people of the Land call me the Grey Slayer." -- Lord Foul, pg 31
"The Unfettered One, dead! Alas for the Land! All my paths are ill, and destruction fills all my choices. From the first, I have brought wrong upon us. Now there will be no more Celebrations, and the blame is mine." -- Atiaran, pg 140
"In two words, a story sadder than the first. Say no more - with one word you will make me weep." -- Saltheart Foamfollower, pg 153
"You laugh. 'Joy is in the ears that hear.' I can't do it." -- Thomas Covenant, pg 205
"When we came to the Land, we saw wonders - Giants, Ranyhyn, Revelsone - Lords of such power that they declined to wage war with us lest we be destroyed. In answer to our challenge, they gave to the Haruchai gifts so precious--" He paused, appeared to muse for a moment over private memories. "Therefore we swore the Vow. We could not equal that generosity in any other way." - Bannor of the Bloodguard, pg 210
"Drool seeks to master the Staff with malice. The High Lord can sing a stronger song than that." - Lord Mhoram, pg 371
"No, Unbeliever. You need not lose your mind. There are other answers - other songs. You can find them. Why should the Land be destroyed for your pain? Save or damn! Grasp the Staff!" -- Lord Mhoram, pg 385
"We are the Bloodguard. We cannot permit this end." -- Bannor of the Bloodguard, pg 387
"Drool is dead. He was your summoner, and with his death the call ends. That is the way of such power. Farewell, Unbeliever! Take heart. Despair and bitterness are not the only songs in the world." - High Lord Prothall, pg 391
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