“We define ourselves as much by what we oppose as what we approve, what we won’t do as what we will do. Each choice we make forecloses other choices, while making still more choices necessary. Life is a decision tree… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“This," I said, "is a modern, nontraditional representation of Quan Yin, the Chinese goddess of mercy.” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“When the storm comes, I’ll be ready. When you wear the cape, you do the job. And I’m a Sentinel, after all. It’s what… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“We define ourselves as much by what we oppose as what we approve, what we won’t do as what we will do. Each choice… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“Rules of Engagement in a Civilian Environment: avoid an encounter-with-force if at all possible, use only powers that can be applied without collateral damage,… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“OK, so why don’t you just carry a really big gun?” “Because superheroes don’t. Old-fashioned weapons, like swords, warhammers, maces, those are traditional. Guns… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“Everything happens for a reason. Sometimes the reason is you’re stupid and make bad decisions.” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“Cry 'Havoc!', and let slip the dogs of war. No rules, No mercy. Fight to kill until you held the battlefield” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“There is, however, a third theory which expresses the reality of time travel. Are you familiar with Schrodinger's Cat?” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“The ancient Greeks considered love a mental illness that led to suicide, homicide, betrayal, war, all sorts of fun.” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“In China, superhumans gifted with beneficial powers are said to be 'kissed by Quan Yin.” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“When your time comes to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with fear of death. Sing your death song! And die… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
