Tilen Dobnik

“Dandanašnji smo pravzaprav siromašni zavoljo prevelike množice podob in vtisov; razmrvili smo svojo ljubezen in se ji oddaljili. Naredili smo prav narobe od tega, kar delajo čebele; raztrosili smo cvetni prah nad milijon predmetov in kljub tihemu glasu, ki nam to zanika, zmeraj še upamo, da bomo nekoč imeli toliko časa na razpolago, da bomo spet napolnili svoj izpraznjeni panj.”
― Boris Pahor, Necropoli

“History is not the story of battles between right and wrong, but between one man’s right and another’s. Evil is not the opposite of good. It is what we call another man’s notion of good when it differs from ours.”
― Joe Abercrombie, The Wisdom of Crowds

“Who says there even is a real Shenkt? People like things that are simple. Black and white. Good and evil. They want to make a choice and tell themselves they were right. But as His Eminence is fond of saying, the real world is painted in greys. The truth is complicated, full of mixed emotions and blurred outcomes and each-way bets. The truth … is a hard sell.”
― Joe Abercrombie, The Trouble With Peace

“truth is a living thing. It has a force inside it, an inner springiness. The truth can’t be denied or locked away, because when that happens, the pressure builds. When a door gets closed, the truth seeks a window, and blows the glass clean out.”
― Tyler Hamilton, The Secret Race: Inside the Hidden World of the Tour de France