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Gavr rushed through things Gamow, with interest, sniffing the canned food.
Run! - told him of Rina. - Litter! To mark! To pry into other people's food! Clever! Obedient boy!
The last time she followed the Golden rule of the commander: troops to give only those orders that they will perform. Better than Le Havre to shout: "Sit!" and then helplessly watch as it is worn.

Bernard gave his orders in the sharp, arrogant and even offensive tone to what uses a person, not too confident in their superiority.

... I am a soldier, and the appointment to any post for me - order.

He's your employer and my head kind. To fulfill his commands is our duty. And regardless of what orders he will give, our lives depend. We need to teach him to divide the world into enemies and friends. And teach calmly to the death of both.

What man can make with his own hands, and that he can order others to do so are often two different things.

The army life in the combat order.

The Prince, who took the shelf into battle and commanding the thousands, could not order only one thing - his heart.

... people who give orders, often imperfect, as we all do. And once they invent orders that are impossible to fulfill, the duty of their subordinates to do the impossible.

But should a man carry out impossible orders knowing where it will lead? Yes. You need to carry, because carrying out the order, you can verify that it impossible.

The ability to kill -- the Ability to forget that your enemies are people just like you with his truth and my faith, chained to iron fetters of the order or the steel chains of bigotry. The ability to provide their enemies with bad people, geeks, alien invaders - anyone, but not your brothers by blood, living on the same Earth under the same sky.

I convinced myself that it is better to trust to those who teach, not those who ordered.

As possible tell, - taught by his father... once, a very long time... - Time ordered - "do so-and-so," and then always have to order the same.

"What took you, Death?" - "Risen star."
"When?" "As soon as day dawned in heaven."
"And what is it now?" - "Already cooled down ashes."
"Who told you?" - "One whose immense power."

You can love those who are being told, but you can't tell them about it.