Book: Mockingbird. Page 1

The world needs fire and a steel heel, otherwise it will quickly fall into disrepair.

- As for that slegy - he's a thief. And to complain to thieves in high society is considered bad form.
- Do you not know, old time, that in our high society - a thief on a thief and a thief chases. Found something to surprise!

To be alone, at least sometimes, much better than to while away the hours of my life alone.

The trouble with progress is that he rarely looks back on the past, rushing forward and does not want to go hand-in-hand with old knowledge. Progress much capable of achieving, but he is not omnipotent. There is nothing omnipotent in our world <...>. One should complement the other, and only then our civilization will be able to resist the many dangers of the past and the future.

Life's a funny old thing, and you never know where you fall on the head of the brick...

... how pathetic is that excuse not to have a choice.

Over time everything was forgotten. Passion, hatred and resentment extinguished. The fire had left only gray ash. Anyway, I want to think so.

Not to say that I'm religious. Rather the opposite - a silent atheist, not climbing in someone else's faith, no one teaches how to live, what to worship and whom to believe. I respect all religious denominations <..>. Anyway, until then while I try to draw in someone's faith, I remain very tolerant...

Stefan is often ironically said that our lives are only three important things. The first is kindness. The second is kindness. And third, there is also kindness. But none of these important things is not appreciated.

... to kill her own child - nothing could be worse. Even for a demon.

War has always pursued different goals, and we hide behind the ideals, but just the money.

We feel shame, not because he made a mistake, but because our shame will ever see.

Our light in the numb indifference, which cannot be broken by any hammer.

Be careful with the expectations, they lead to disappointment.