The Parry Is Wrong." - Drizzt Do'urden

I Am Sorry," Was All Drizzt Could Quietly Mouth. Vierna Shook Her Head, Refusing Any Apology. To Drizzt, It Seemed As If That Buried Part Of Her That Was Zaknafein Do'urden's Daughter Approved Of This Ending.

Hindsight, I Think, Is A Useless Tool. We, Each Of Us, Are At A Place In Our Lives Because Of Innumerable Circumstances, And We, Each Of Us, Have A Responsibility (if We Do Not Like Where We Are) To Move Along Life's Road, To Find A Better Path If This One Does Not Suit, Or To Walk Happily Along This One If It Is Indeed Our Life's Way. Changing Even The Bad Things That Have Gone Before Would Fundamentally Change Who We Are, And Whether Or Not That Would Be A Good Thing, I Believe, It Is Impossible To Predict. So I Take My Past Experiences... And Try To Regret Nothing. -drizzt Do'urden

It Is Better, I Think, To Grab At The Stars Than To Sit Flustered Because You Know You Cannot Reach Them... At Least He Who Reaches Will Get A Good Stretch, A Good View, And Perhaps Even A Low-hanging Apple For His Efforts.

To Grant The Power Of A Weapon Master To Anyone At All, Without Effort, Without Training And Proof That The Lessons Have Taken Hold, Is To Deny The Responsibility That Comes With Such Power.

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.