The Fizza

“You must convince your chiefs that what you're telling 'em is important, which ain't difficult, since they want to believe you, having chiefs of their own to satisfy; make as much mystery of your methods as you can; hint what a thoroughgoing ruffian you can be in a good cause, but never forget that innocence shines brighter than any virtue, "Flashman? Extraordinary fellow - kicks 'em in the crotch with the heart of a child"; remember that silence frequently passes for shrewdness, and that while suppressio veri is a damned good servant, suggestio falsi is a perilous master.”
― George MacDonald Fraser, Flashman and the Dragon

“That you can now be called adult does not mean you have achieved your full power, only that you are able to acquire other and larger powers.”
― ‎Edward Elmer Smith, Children of the Lens

“Vanessa insisted that film was exactly like poetry. Nothing necessarily had to happen; you just had to feel something.”
― Cecily von Ziegesar

“Prejudice, a dirty word, and faith, a clean one, have something in common: they both begin where reason ends.”
― Harper Lee, Go Set a Watchman