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“Freedom brings the privilege to make decisions and the need to learn once again how to rightly make them.”

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Book:War of the Realms: Conquests & Consequences

Source: War of the Realms: Conquests & Consequences

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“Bruenor's birthright demanded that he lead the armies and retake Mithril Hall, that he sit in the throne he had been born to possess. But it was in the very chambers of the ancient dwarven homeland that Bruenor Battlehammer had realized the truth of what was important to him. Over the course of the last decade, four very special companions had come into his life, not one of them a dwarf. The friendship the five had forged was bigger than a dwarven kingdom and more precious to Bruenor than all the mithril in the world.”

Author:R. A. Salvatore

“The laughter outside the Ivy Mansion reached thunderous proportions when King Bruenor Battlehammer, weighing more than he had admitted to, went airborne over the bank Pikel had fashioned along the ice slide. The snow was deep and so the landing was soft enough, and Bruenor came up covered in snow, his beard and hair more white than orange.”

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Book:Lolth's Warrior

Source: Lolth's Warrior

“Of all the crowns that Bruenor had worn or would, none was more important than that of Father.”

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Book:The Halfling's Gem

Source: The Halfling's Gem

“Regis, who looked as battered as Bruenor had ever seen him, his fine clothes splatted with gore and bits of blood. Beside the halfling stood Jarlaxle, looking very much like he was about to attend a formal court ball, not a mark or a splatter on him. Of course not.”

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Book:Relentless

Source: Relentless

“We all have within us a level of tumult, a vibration in our hearts, our minds, our very souls, which we are most comfortable with as “normal.” Like a pebble dropped into still water, that tumult is a result of drama, of conflict in mind or body or both. This sense of normalcy is taught very young, and refined as we become fully reasoning beings. The curse lies in not understanding it. In its most extreme circumstances, I have seen it in myself, or in King Bruenor, surely, when we both grew uneasy, itchy even, as we created about us an environment of peace and comfort. “Ah, to the road!” was our common call to action, even when action wasn’t needed. Because the vibrations, the inner conflict, was needed for us to feel normal.”

Book:Starlight Enclave

Source: Starlight Enclave

“I put the question simply, what will the folk of Mithral Hall do if you are killed on the road? His answer was even more simple and obvious: they’ll do better than if I went home and hid!”

Book:The Thousand Orcs

Source: The Thousand Orcs

“Patrol was not difficult work. They stopped any niggers they saw and demanded their passes. They stopped niggers they knew to be free, for their amusement but also to remind the Africans of the forces arrayed against them, whether they were owned by a white man or not.”

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Book:The Underground Railroad

Source: The Underground Railroad