Chaos in the Caravan Quotes

“I’d heard of homesickness, but I hadn’t known that one could experience it prior to actually leaving a place.”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“Largesse robs one of dignity. What sense does it make to tax a man to within an inch of his life and then dole some back to him with an indifferent hand?”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“There is no 'fair' in swordplay.”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“Worse. Taxmen! Bandits we could fend off, but these fellas will fleece you like a ewe in spring.”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“Be careful, youngster, when dealing with the woodland fey. They can tell a true heart from that of a greedy bastard.”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“Appeasing a powerful merchant house was no mean feat.”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“It was a feeble lord indeed who would suffer a band of mercenaries on his land who served a master other than himself.”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“Whereas a horse might willingly undertake whatever it was trained to do, a mule would sometimes decide that it knew better.”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“I was soon to discover just which group served as the bottom-most rung of the caravan’s social ladder.”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“Though ‘planning for the unexpected’ seemed to run counter to logic, I was beginning to grasp how it might be accomplished.”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan

“Trust in any man, I thought, and it will earn you naught but a broken heart!”
― Daniel Thorman, Chaos in the Caravan