Davos Seaworth

"A man who knows himself is stronger than a man with a thousand swords."

"The sea does not care for a man's name or his past. It judges only his will to survive."

"I have learned that loyalty is worth more than any treasure I ever smuggled."

"Hope is the last thing a drowning man releases his grip upon."

"Education is the weapon of the free man. It cannot be taken from you."

"A man must face his fears or be forever ruled by them."

"Truth is often harder to swallow than the bitterest wine."

"The common people are the lifeblood of any kingdom. Never forget them."

"A father's duty is to prepare his sons for a world that will test them."

"Change is the only certainty in this world. Adapt or perish."

"Work with honor, and the gods will favor your endeavors."

"A man's dreams are worth fighting for, no matter how impossible they seem."

"I have learned that compassion is not weakness; it is the truest strength."

"The path to justice is often long and treacherous, but it must be walked."

"Gratitude keeps a man humble and connected to his purpose."

"A leader must know his people or he will lose them."

"Death comes for us all. The only question is how we lived before it arrived."

"Freedom is not given; it is taken by those with the courage to seize it."

"Peace is built by men who refuse to accept war as inevitable."

"Nature teaches us what armor and swords cannot: humility."

"I believe in the righteousness of my cause, and that faith sustains me."

"A man's word is his bond. Once broken, it cannot be mended."

"The beauty of an honest day's work cannot be overstated."

"Power without principle is tyranny. Principle without power is futility."

"I have never sought wealth, only the means to do what is right."

"Health of body and spirit are both required to truly serve."

"Adventure awaits those brave enough to seek it beyond familiar shores."

"A man who cannot imagine a better world will never build one."

"History is written by those with the will to make it so."

"Philosophy without action is merely empty words spoken by idle men."