Evan Meekins Quotes - Page 2

The dominoes of fate are falling down as we are speaking, and Ferriar knows what will happen when the last one crashes down.

the illusion that power lies within the hands of the common man is more important than legitimate efficiency within the government.

Milcas raced out his door, anxious to find the answer to this riddle and discover the source of hope for a Roegan in Fargranther; the propellant of an unheard of, forgotten, impossible, and by all accounts, damned idea.

It had become their creation, and they all would know it.

Do not forget about the butterflies.

Woe is the mind of the common man, so easily controlled by the prospect of an ambition never to be truly attained. This is what tyrants live on and by what commoners are blissfully burdened and subdued.