And The Real Thing Can Kill You

To Any Intelligent Being, There Is No Emotion More Important Than Hope. Individually Or Collectively, We Must Hope That The Future Will Be Better Than The Past, That Our Offspring, And Theirs After Them, Will Be A Bit Closer To An Ideal Society, Whatever Our Perception Of That Might Be... It Is At Those Times When We Feel We Are Contributing To That Ultimate End... We Feel True Elation.

Luck?" Drizzt Replied. "perhaps. But More Often, I Dare To Say, Luck Is Simply The Advantage A True Warrior Gains In Excuting The Correct Course Of Action.

If You Can Quit, Then Quit. If You Can't Quit, You're A Writer.

Drizzt Do'urden Had Followed A Line Of Precepts Based Upon Discipline And Ultimate Optimism. He Fought For A Better World Because He Believed That A Better World Could And Would Be Made. He Had Never Held Any Illusions That He Would Change The World, Of Course, Or Even A Substantial Portion Of It, But He Always Held Strongly That Fighting To Better Just His Own Little Pocket Of The World Was A Worthwhile Cause.

And The Real Thing Can Kill You Whether You Believe In It Or Not.