From the Bookshelf of In the Company of Killers - DISCUSSION…

" Loyalty is not so unlike love: you do things for it that you would not otherwise do; you feel a terrible, all-consuming sense of responsibility to uphold it; you go the extra mile to prove it; and most of all, you accept the pain it creates because to deny it would be to deny the loyalty itself. The only difference between loyalty and love is that love you do all of these things because you want to, and you would do them again, and again, and again. Loyalty is learned; love

" Loyalty is not so unlike love: you do things for it that you would not otherwise do; you feel a terrible, all-consuming sense of responsibility to uphold it; you go the extra mile to prove it; and most of all, you accept the pain it creates because to deny it would be to deny the loyalty itself. The only difference between loyalty and love is that love you do all of these things because you want to, and you would do them again, and again, and again. Loyalty is learned; love is organic."