Quotes About Decision

I should say something, but what? Pardon me, Father, but it's our brother she wants to marry?

You heard me. Go away. But... where should I go? To hell or home, as you prefer.

Art is not a democracy. People don't get to vote on how it ends.

Give me the wisdom to know what must be done and the courage to do it.

Different roads sometimes leads to the same castle. Who knows?

May," said Dany. That was such a slippery word, may. In any language.

I will not eat Craster's food, he decided suddenly. "I broke my fast with the men, my lord." Jon shooed the raven off Longclaw. The bird hopped back to Mormont's shoulder, where it promptly shat. "You might have done that on Snow instead of saving it for me," the Old Bear grumbled. The raven quorked.

If she wants I can find a hundred men and line them up before her naked, and she can pick the one she likes," the king said. "I would sooner she wed a lord, but if she prefers a hedge knight or a merchant or Pate the Pig Boy, I am past the point of caring, so long as she picks someone .

Sometimes," Catelyn said slowly, "the best thing you can do is nothing.

If you step in a nest of snakes, does it matter which one bites you first?

Sometimes nothing is the hardest thing to do. - Tyrrion Lannister

Rhaegar had put his hand on Jaime's shoulder. "When this battle's done I mean to call a council. Changes will be made. I meant to do it long ago, but … well, it does no good to speak of roads not taken. We shall talk when I return.

Kill the boy and let the man be born.

If you step in a nest of snakes, does it matter who bites you first?

Bad and worse and worst makes a beggar's choice.

The king, the priest, the rich man—who lives and who dies? Who will the swordsman obey? It's a riddle without an answer, or rather, too many answers.

When the choice is debt or death, best borrow.

Save yourself some pain, girl, and give him what he wants.

Faced with a choice between "a dead father, cold in the ground, and a living woman, warm and willing in his arms, the boy showed surprising sense for one so highborn, and chose love over honor," says Mushroom.

Never draw your sword unless you mean to use it.

Love's not always wise, I've learned. It can lead us to great folly, but we follow our hearts wherever they take us. - Robb Stark

My lord father used to say a man should never draw his sword unless he means to use it.

Now, Bran, the crow urged. Choose. Fly or die. Death reached for him, screaming. Bran spread his arms and flew.

He dipped the quill into the inkpot, leaned over the first parchment, paused, looked up. "Would you prefer me to sign Yollo or Hugor Hill ?" Brown Ben crinkled up his eyes. "Would you prefer to be returned to Yezzan's heirs or just beheaded?" The dwarf laughed and signed the parchment, Tyrion of House Lannister.