Quotes About Dilemma

I don't know the right thing to do anymore. I want to protect Sophie and keep her safe, but what good is safety if she has to grow up in a world where people disappear without a trace because they pray to a different God?

I want to protect Sophie and keep her safe, but what good is safety if she has to grow up in a world where people disappear without a trace because they pray to a different God? If I am arrested Ã¢â'¬Â¦

She knew that she was making a decision she might regret, but it felt inevitable. "Nothing matters except us.

I don't know the right thing to do anymore. I want to protect Sophie and keep her safe, but what good is safety if she has to grow up in a world where people disappear without a trace because they pray to a different God? If I am arrested Ã¢â'¬Â¦

One of the fundamental truths of psychiatry was that sometimes you had to leave a patient who needed you. She

We have to try to save him or we are as bad as they are," she

But what if you wanted them more than you wanted a singular, powerful you? No one ever talked about that.

It's so easy to do the wrong thing in life, don't you think? When we see a clear road to being a better person, we ought to take it.

She knew now that no one could be neutral—not anymore—and as afraid as she was of risking Sophie's life, she was suddenly more afraid of letting her daughter grow up in a world where good people did nothing to stop evil, where a good woman could turn her back on a friend in need.

Instead, she was afraid. Yes, they'd be rich. Maybe even powerful. But at what cost?

Was Vianne really supposed to let Sophie starve to prove her loyalty to France?

There's danger in being principled in the midst of a war, but I believe that it's more dangerous not to be." "What do you mean?" He seemed to be searching for the words. "I mean that I would rather die knowing I tried to do the right thing than live knowing I had turned my back. Do you understand?

If a guest enters your house holding the severed head of your only son in his hand, you must still receive him, offer him food and drink and honour him as a guest.' That is a wise law. But sometimes it is very difficult to keep

moral calculus isn't reducible to actual calculus

What's a woman supposed to do when her angel starts using her devil's tools?

what if you had to chouse one an not the other?

Evil exists, and the good, sad to say, can never catch up with it.

Who says that taking the supposed high road is the best path?

She now knew that it was possible to love two people at once—because you could love them in different ways.

Stefan was the one who ... the one she loved. But he'd never understood that love was not singular. He'd never understood that she could be in love with Damon and that it would never change an atom's worth of her love for him. Or that his lack of understanding had been so wrenching and painful that she had felt torn in two different people at times.

Life does not give itself to one who tries to keep all its advantages at once. I have often thought morality may perhaps consist solely in the courage of making a choice.

You think good people can't hate?" she asked. "You think good people don't kill?"[...}"Good people do all the things bad people do, Lazlo. It's just that when they do them, they call it justice.

What can a soldier do when mercy is treason, and he is alone in it?

Alas. I am not an option.