She Was Remorseless, But She Lacked Method.

Slender Youth. A Tour Companion Who May Be Either A Lost Prince Or A Girl/princess In Disguise. In The Latter Case It Is Tactful To Pretend You Think She Is A Boy. She/he Will Be Ignorant, Hasty And Shy, And Will Need Hauling Out Of Trouble Quite A Lot. But She/he Will Grow Up In The Course Of The Tour. In Fact She/he Will Be The Only Companion Who Will Change In Any Way. Quite Often, She/he Will Soon Exhibit A Very Useful Talent For Magic And End Up By Hauling Everyone Else Out Of Trouble. But This Will Not Be Until Midway Through Your Second Brochure.

Being A Hero Means Ignoring How Silly You Feel.

But I Do Think That When People Say 'a Learning Curve,' They Make A Mistake. Learning To Me Always Seems To Go In A Straight, Ignorant Line And Then, Every So Often, Takes A Jump Straight Upward.

But Most Dragons Seem To Have Interesting Personalities--besides Probably Having Quite Good Reasons For What They Do, If Only One Could Understand Them

It Is Quite A Risk To Spank A Wizard For Getting Hysterical About His Hair.