The Narrator

"True courage is being afraid and doing it anyway."

"Death is not the end. It's just another beginning."

"Some things are worth fighting for, even if you know you'll lose."

"The imagination is more important than knowledge."

"Sometimes the smallest choices make the biggest difference."

"The world is a lot more complicated than a lot of people would like it to be."

"It is often better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness."

"The human condition is quite simple, really. We want to be happy."

"Prophecy is a tricky business."

"Good and evil are not always clearly marked."

"We are all the heroes of our own stories."

"Hell hath no fury like a demon disappointed."

"The best-laid plans often go awry."

"The truth is sometimes harder to accept than a lie."

"Friendship transcends the boundaries between Heaven and Hell."

"Children are far more perceptive than adults realize."

"Some demons are better than some angels."

"The world needs both order and chaos."

"The impossible happens more often than you'd think."

"Even the damned can find redemption."

"Power corrupts those who are not careful."

"Creation and destruction are two sides of the same coin."

"Freedom is worth fighting for."

"The answer to the ultimate question remains mysterious."

"Humans have infinite capacity for both good and evil."

"It is very important not to mistake hemlock for parsley, but the fact that they are so hard to tell apart is not really the hemlock's fault."

"An angel who did not so much fall as saunter vaguely downwards."

"Crowley had never really understood why Hell was always going on about it."

"It was not a dark and stormy night."

"There was no cataclysm, no demon hordes, no rivers of blood in the streets of a great city."