Agree Quote by Scott Lynch
“Papa's in a bad way, Locke. I wanted to see you before you saw him - he has some...things he wishes to discuss with you. I want you to know that whatever he asks, I don't want you...for my sake...well, please, just agree. Please him, do you understand?" "No garrista who loves life has ever tried to do otherwise. You think I'm inclined to walk in on a day like today and deliberately twist his breeches? If your father says 'bark like a dog' I say 'What breed, Your Honour?”
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Lies of Locke Lamora, 2006, dialogue excerpt
A character urges compliance, questioning authority and moral compromise in a tense situation
In simple terms: A character urges compliance, questioning authority and moral compromise
Consider the cost of blind obedience versus ethical independence
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- family disputes
- legal negotiations
- personal confrontations
- political pressure
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What would you do when asked to betray your values?
- How can you assert moral agency under pressure?
Blind obedience may lead to personal loss or moral decay