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“Come with me if you want to live,” I said. “Excuse me?” “No time,” I said. “It isn’t your fault, but you’re into some bad business, Harvey. There’s a woman with two hired goons about to come up your back steps, and they aren’t here to sell you a magazine subscription.” “What?” he said. “Do you…” quote by Jim Butcher
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““Come with me if you want to live,” I said. “Excuse me?” “No time,” I said. “It isn’t your fault, but you’re into some bad business, Harvey. There’s a woman with two hired goons about to come up your back steps, and they aren’t here to sell you a magazine subscription.” “What?” he said. “Do you have an appointment?””

Jim Butcher

About This Quote

Source Book: The Dresden Files, Novel: Storm Front, 2000

A desperate warning about imminent danger, urging immediate action despite uncertainty.

In simple terms: Urgent warning to act now.

Key Takeaway

Act quickly when danger looms.

Themes

danger urgency trust

Mood

tense urgent

Type

dramatic advice

When to use this quote

  • street confrontation
  • emergency response
  • protective intervention

Key Concepts

survival decisionmaking riskassessment

Questions to Reflect On

  • How would you verify a threat before acting?
  • What risks are you willing to take for others?
A Different Perspective

The advice may be based on limited information, risking misjudgment.

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