There are many forms of cowardice, Chareos. One man can face a score of enemies with a sword, but not a… — David Gemmell
There are many forms of cowardice, Chareos. One man can face a score of enemies with a sword, but not a sickness which paralyses him. Another can face death with a smile, yet fear the years of hardship and toil which are living. Are you a coward?
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