Two months Quote by W.E.B. Griffin
““[THREE] As the staff car carrying Generals Almond and Howe started down the road beside the runway, McCoy paused long enough to wonder where they were going, then turned and motioned to Jeanette Priestly to get out of the Russian jeep. He had given a lot of thought to Jeanette and to her relationship with Pickering. Pick Pickering—a really legendary swordsman, of whom it was more or less honestly said he had two girls and often more in every port—had taken one look at Jeanette Priestly just over two months before and fallen in love with her.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Brotherhood of War by W.E.B. Griffin, 1995
A commander reflects on love and duty, highlighting personal connections amid military chaos.
In simple terms: War and love intersect.
Balance duty with personal bonds.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- combat zones
- officer decision moments
- romantic pursuits
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you prioritize personal ties in high‑stress roles?
- What sacrifices are justified for love?
Romantic focus may distract from strategic goals.