Death Quote by Robert Jordan
““I know who you are, and I wish you well, but I also wish you gone from Far Madding. The Dragon Reborn leaves death and destruction where he steps. I now know why you are here, too. You killed Rochaid, and Kisman also is dead. Torval and Gedwyn have taken the top floor above a bootmaker named Zeram on Blue Carp Street, just above the Illian Gate. Kill them and go, and leave Far Madding in peace.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Wheel of Time, The Shadow Rising, 1992
A warning to a powerful antagonist about the chaos he causes and a request to cease his attacks on a specific location.
In simple terms: Tell the enemy to stop hurting a place.
Key Takeaway
Ask the foe to leave peacefully.
Themes
conflict
power
justice
Mood
tense
determined
serious
Type
narrative
dialogue
warning
When to use this quote
- military campaign
- protecting a town
- strategic negotiation
- enemy confrontation
Key Concepts
fantasy
heroic duty
political intrigue
Questions to Reflect On
- Can violence ever be stopped by words alone?
- What responsibility do heroes have to protect civilians?
A Different Perspective
The antagonist may ignore the plea, leading to further bloodshed.
