It's Not Evil, Rand. I

Duty Is Heavier Than A Mountain, Dai Shan.' That Time, Lan Did Flinch. How Long Had It Been Since Someone Had Been Able To Do That To Him With Mere Words? He Remembered Teaching That Same Concept To A Youth Out Of The Two Rivers. A Sheepherder, Innocent Of The World, Fearful Of The Fate Laid Out Before Him By The Pattern.

Storms Rumble Beyond The Horizon, And The Fires Of Heaven Purge The Earth. There Is No Salvation Without Destruction, No Hope This Side Of Death.

Duty Is Heavy As A Mountain, Death Is Light As A Feather.

There's No Time For Winking At The Men When You're Busy Bailing The Boat.

I Have Never Known Anyone Else," Egwene Said To Him, "who Will Work So Hard To Avoid Hard Work, Matrim Cauthon.