Character: Frank COWPERWOOD

Very sorry, of course, in some cases, black slaves are treated badly. He believed that this issue should be revisited, but saw no serious ethical grounds for the struggle waged by the black patrons. He was aware that the situation of the vast majority of men and women differs little from that of the slaves, despite the fact that they are supposedly protected by the Constitution.

- I want you to be my wife. And you know it. Better tell me when we get married?
What are you saying? she exclaimed. - In my life never heard anything like it. It's not happening.
Why? he asked.
- Because... because I'm older than you. It all would have seemed strange. And I was recently widowed.
- Oh, recently or long ago - what does it matter! - irritably replied Frank. - The only thing I don't like you, it's your eternal "What people will say". "People" don't build your life. And my even more. First of all think about yourself. You must arrange his life. Did you make that between you and your desire was what others think?
- But I have no such desire, - with a smile interrupted Lillian.

Can't drop to last without end!

... with a large working capital is always possible to find a profitable business.

He, like many weak minded people who above all put human justice and decency.

A real man will never become neither an agent nor an obedient executor of another's will, neither player leading the game still in its own or other interests. A real man can be an instrument in the hands of another.

There might be some other interests that stand above their own, personal, but, when a person acts to benefit himself, he thereby, as a rule, benefit and others.

Life is love and not just money and money!

However, as was already said by someone: "Can between good friends to be with something as simple as the Constitution?".

The only thing I don't like you, it's your eternal "What people will say." "People" don't build your life. And my even more. First of all think about yourself. You must arrange his life. Do you let between you and your desire was what others think?