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Everyone has a choice. And every choice has a consequence.

Rand al'Thor: "I'm tired of being a spoke in the wheel."
Siuan Sanche: "You're not a spoke, boy. You are the water that turns the wheel itself."

It's not always the most powerful who write history. It's the ones who survive.

Do you know what Aes Sedai means in the old tounge? "Servants of all" - it is they who serve the world.

I swear to speak no word that is not true, to make no weapon with which one person may kill another, and never to use the one power as a weapon.

We protect the people we love, no matter the cost.

The Wheel of Time turns and ages come and pass. Leaving memories that become legend.

Most women will shrug off what a man would kill you for, and kill you for what a man would shrug off.

Take care of what can be done now, before worrying too long over what might never be.

A man who trusts everyone is a fool and a man who trusts no one is a fool. We are all fools if we live long enough.

I will hate the man you choose because he isn't me, and love him if he makes you smile.

In wars, boy, fools kill other fools for foolish causes.

The oak fought the wind and was broken, the willow bent when it must and survived.

It was easier to be brave when someone needed your protection.

You have made a place in my heart where I thought there was no room for anything else. You have made flowers grow where I cultivated dust and stones. Remember this, on this journey you insist on making. If you die, I will not survive you long.

Better to have one woman on your side than ten men.

Run when you have to, fight when you must, rest when you can.

He was swimming in a sea of other people’s expectations. Men had drowned in seas like that.

Any fool knows men and women think differently at times, but the biggest difference is this. Men forget, but never forgive; women forgive, but never forget.

Surprising what you can dig out of books if you read long enough, isn't it?

Tress considered herself to be categorically boring. She liked her tea lukewarm, she went to bed on time, she loved her parents, occasionally squabbled with her little brother, and didn't litter. She was fair at needlepoint, and had a talent for baking. But had no other noteworthy skills. She didn't train at fencing in secret, she couldn't talk to animals, she had no hidden royalty or deities in her lineage. Though her great-grandmother Glorf had once reportedly waved at the king.

Life breaks us, Teft. Then we fill the cracks with something stronger.

"I kind of lost track of time..."
"For two hours?"
Elend nodded sheepishly. "There were books involved."

The book spoke of a king carrying the burdens of his people. It said that those who led were the lowest of men, for they were required to serve everyone.

What honor can we find on a battlefield while our people starve?

Do not let your assumptions about a culture block your ability to perceive the individual, or you will fail.

"Good men don't become legends," he said quietly.
"Good men don't need to become legends." She opened her eyes, looking up at him. "They just do what's right anyway."

"I swear, my dear. Sometimes our conversations remind me of a broken sword."
She raised an eyebrow.
"Sharp as hell," Lightsong said, "but lacking a point."