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Can anybody help me find a quote I want to refer to in a published article?
It is a great example of Vimes' way of thinking. He was leading an army into battle against a fundamentalist religious type enemy. He enunciated his view of religion something like: 'Vimes believed that if you were good and muddled through life doing the right thing by everyone that everything would turn out well for you afterwards. You couldn't put that on a banner but it was what most people believed.' I couldn't find it in 'Jingo'. If you know which book it was in, or can even find the page number, it will help me enormously to publish an article which is very complementary of Pratchett as a philosopher. Thanks. |
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It might be in monstrous regiment if ur sure he said it when fighting a religious army. Although it sounds like something from thud! After the nearly-battle between the dwarves and trolls. Cant be surer without checking.
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Small Gods. Fri'it in the desert after meeting Death...
"What have I always believed? That on the whole, and by and large, if a man lived properly, not according to what any priests said, but according to what seemed decent and honest inside, then it would, at the end, more or less, turn out all right. You couldn't get that on a banner. But the desert looked better already." Nearest I can come up with but not a Vimes quote. ![]() Don't drink and drive from The Lancre Tavern |
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