Common people Quote by Brian Herbert & Kevin J. Anderson

“experience has taught me that it is best never knowingly to underestimate the lethality of a sufficiently determined butler.”

— Charles Stross

“What is this liking ? If you liked everything that happened to you, you would be quite the most feeble person. A thousand things…

— Stefan Bachmann

“It figures—it’s always either the butler or the resurrected mate.”

— Kresley Cole

“...[T]o restrain [evil men] by their sense of humanity is the same as to stop a runaway horse with a bridle of silk thread.”

— Walter Scott

“Everyone is afraid of something. The enemy must be, too. The more powerful they are, the more they have to lose to their fears.”

— Liu Cixin

“Fear of our own depths is the enemy.”

— James Hollis

“many of their own wolves were turning upon them and rending the dead and the wounded.”

— J.R.R. Tolkien

“Wolves fear humans for good reason. Humans fear wolves out of misunderstanding.”

— John Theberge

“The whole plot was a sinister drollery, the simple delight of stirring up great crowds to die and kill, of one who could not…

— William Bolitho

“Maybe there was a very good reason for the primal terror that lies in every human heart, a forgotten understanding that there are some…

— Eyre Price

“They were savages, yet they were ghosts. The two most terrible and dreaded foes of civilised experience seemed combined at once in them.”

— Grant Allen

“To such atrocities may men be driven who use the dagger for a cross, and upon whose mind the most trivial event makes a…

— Victor Hugo