Quotes About Decision

Gurathin sighed and rubbed his face and looked off into the distance, like he regretted all his life choices that had led to him standing here right now.

I needed to a) keep them here or b) kill them. Let's go with option b.

Because change is terrifying. Choices are terrifying. But having a thing in your head that kills you if you make a mistake is more terrifying.

This was no time to be an idiot.

I'd won the argument, yay me, so I left.

Ratthi came to my cabin. I didn't have to let him in, so I did.

And even to me, that sounded like a stupid thing to do.

Who knew being a heartless killing machine would present so many moral dilemmas.

It wasn't a terrible plan. It probably wasn't even in the top ten of terrible plans.

No, I left, I said, I've decided to live here and just move from hotel to hotel, watching the entertainment feed. Okay, so that did sound like a much better idea than I meant it to.

The horrific emotional consequences of the worst mistake of his life aside, Kai had an idea.

I don't know if I can do what you want me to do, Bashara. If I can stay calm and always think ahead, like you do. I'm so angry I could burn the world." Bashara didn't seem concerned. "Unfortunately, someone else has already burned it. We need to unburn it." He looked up, his expression serious. "Will you help me do that, Kai?" Kai had already made that decision. "Yes.

I don't know if I can do what you want me to do, Bashasa. If I can stay calm and always think ahead, like you do. I'm so angry I could burn the world." Bashasa didn't seem concerned. "Unfortunately, someone else has already burned it. We need to unburn it." He looked up, his expression serious. "Will you help me do that, Kai?" Kai had already made that decision. "Yes.

They had passed a lift junction, but it wasn't big enough for all of them at once and Wilken sensibly refused to split the group.

I had options, and I didn't have to decide right away. Which was good, because I still didn't know what I wanted. But maybe I had a place to be while I figured it out.

The only way out of this was to kill them.

Ugh, self-determination sucks sometimes.

Unless ART had decided to murder everybody in which case shit was going to get real.

Like all good advice, Moon didn't think he was going to have much chance to follow it.

God loves you. He will walk with you all the way, but it's up to you to take the first step.

Free will is a gift. Love is a choice. Hate leaves you no choice at all.

Chance disappears when you make a decision.

You ever notice something about humans? You ask them, if they could go back and live any day over again, what would they do? It's always to go back and fix something, as if they know precisely the moment when everything went wrong.

Bullets cannot be recalled. They cannot be uninvented. But they can be taken out of the gun.