„Ci, których kochamy, są dla nas często najbardziej obcy.“
— Christopher Paolini, książka Najstarszy
Those whom we love are often the most alien to us. (ang.)
Postać: Oromis
Najstarszy
Christopher Paolini cytaty
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Christopher Paolini
Data urodzenia: 17. Listopad 1983
Christopher Paolini – amerykański pisarz pochodzenia włoskiego, autor cyklu Dziedzictwo.
Fotografia: Niccolò Caranti, Own work / CC BY-SA 3.0
Dzieło
Cytaty Christopher Paolini
„Dobry kompromis złości wszystkich bez wyjątku.“
— Christopher Paolini, książka Najstarszy
Najstarszy
„Jedynym prawdziwym przewodnikiem jest serce.“
— Christopher Paolini, książka Eragon
The only true guide is your heart. (ang.)
Postać: Saphira
Eragon
„Miłość, rodzina, niezwykłe czyny – wszystko znika, pozostawiając pustkę.“
— Christopher Paolini, książka Eragon
Postać: Eragon
Eragon
„Czasami słuchać jest trudniej niż przewodzić.“
— Christopher Paolini, książka Brisingr
Postać: Nasuda
Brisingr
„Better to die than to live in fear.“
— Christopher Paolini, książka Dziedzictwo
Roran, on the cause of the Varden
Inheritance (2011)
— Christopher Paolini, książka Najstarszy
Saphira
Źródło: Eldest (2005)
„My father's work will not go unfinished, even if it takes me to the grave.“
— Christopher Paolini, książka Najstarszy
Nasuada
Eldest (2005)
Kontekst: My father's work will not go unfinished, even if it takes me to the grave. That is what I want you, as a rider, to understand. All of Ajihad's plans, all his strategies and goals, they are mine now. I will not fail him by being weak. The empire will be brought down, Galbatorix will with dethroned, and the rightful government will be raised.
— Christopher Paolini, książka Najstarszy
Eragon and Oromis discussing the elves' religion.
Eldest (2005)
Kontekst: "It seems a cold world without something … more."
"On the contrary," said Oromis, "it is a better world. A place where we are responsible for our own actions, where we can be kind to one another because we want to and because it is the right thing to do instead of being frightened into behaving by the threat of divine punishment. I won't tell you what to believe, Eragon. It is far better to be taught to think critically and then be allowed to make your own decisions than to have someone else's notions thrust upon you. You asked after our religion, and I have answered you true. Make of it what you will."
