“‘Honor’ is a word applied to the actions of men from the past who have had their lives scrubbed clean by… — Brandon Sanderson
“‘Honor’ is a word applied to the actions of men from the past who have had their lives scrubbed clean by historians.”
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“I have to protect him,” Kaladin whispered.
Why?
“If I protect …” He coughed. “If I protect…only the people I like, it means that I don’t care about doing what is right.” If he did that, he only cared about what was convenient for himself.
That wasn’t protecting. That was selfishness.
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“Someone has to care,” she said, starting down the hallway. “Too few people care, these days.”
“You say this while coming in to rob people.”
“Sure. Ain’t gonna hurt them.”
“You have an odd sense of morality, mistress.”
“Don’t be stupid,” she said. “Every sense of morality is odd.”
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