...though Drowned Was Just As Dead As

Give Your Enemy A Face, If He Is Human, Do Not Dehumanize Him. Know Him And Know Why He Is Your Enemy. If Your Enemy Is Within You, Understand What It Is And Why You Are Afraid. Put A Face On Your Fear. When You Understand It, And It Is No Longer Vague And Shapeless, You Will Find That Your Fear Is No Longer So Formidable.

It's Just As Easy To Be Lonely In A City As Out In The Wilderness. Easier, Really. It's Harder To Get To Know Someone When You Meet In A Crowded Place. People Can Freely Ignore You In The City; They Can Assume They Don't Have Any Responsibility For You. When There Are Fewer People, (...) They Begin Assuming Some Kind Of Responsibility, Simply Because You Naturally Do The Same.

One Day,' Orest Said, Looking At Him Comically, 'you Will Say Something That Is Less Than Practical And Sensible, Something That Is Driven By No Forethought And Nothing But Passion, And I Will Probably Collapse With Shock.

It Makes Sense For People Who Are Good At Fighting To Go Out And Do It-because If They're Good At It, That Means The Fewest Number Of Other People Die.

If Only. Those Must Be The Two Saddest Words In The World.