Dark eyes Quote by T. Baggins
““But I—forgive me. I have to know." Nicholas swallowed hard. It was humiliating. But he was a scientist, trained to observe and question everything. "Will you bugger me?" Ban's laugh sounded genuine. "The Devil take you for French baggage! Do you realize Martha asked me the very same question, or near as makes no difference? See what your influence has wrought. Tell me, Nicky, have you ever enjoyed even a thimbleful of diversion before opening your accursed mouth?" "But I have to know," Nicholas repeated earnestly. "How shall I prepare myself? What if I scream? What if I shit?" "What if I dash your brains out? In a no doubt useless bid for peace," Ban countered, dark eyes snapping with amusement. "God's teeth. To the stairs. At once!””
About This Quote
A scientist confronts fear and curiosity, questioning moral limits while seeking knowledge.
In simple terms: A scientist faces fear and seeks knowledge.
Balance curiosity with ethical restraint.
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When to use this quote
- research labs
- medical trials
- ethical debates
- personal crises
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you balance curiosity with moral responsibility?
- When does humor help or hinder serious decisions?
The quote mixes absurdity with serious ethical concerns, which may obscure its core message.