Fear that has a cause is easy. If there is a cause to it, then by removing that cause, you also remove what you think is fear. But true fear has no cause. That’s because it’s not an emotion. It is instinct. True fear has no cause or limits. It crawls up your body like countless flies. We cannot escape our instincts.
Fear isn’t like a virus. When fear finds more hosts, it gets stronger, scarier.
Fear is within all of us. As is strength.
Fear is the relinquishment of logic, the willing relinquishing of reasonable patterns. We yield to it or we fight it, but we cannot meet it halfway.
Fear is part of war, the part that keeps us alive.
Fear holds you back. It keeps from you seeing the world as it is. Many men, much older than you, never get past it. But if you’re strong, if you allow yourself to let your fear go, nothing can stand in your way.
Far more people in Westeros love you than love me. I don’t have love here. I only have fear.[to Jon]
Every kid’s worst fear is losing a parent. Once that happens, there is nothing to fear anymore.
Even the bravest men fear death.
Even in fear you can still step forward.[to Su’Kal]
Don’t be afraid of what you can achieve. Take chances.
Didn’t you notice? Those jerks with masks came in and removed the beds of the people who died. Make one mistake and your bed is next.[to Sae-byeok][너 이거 안 보이냐? 가면 쓴 새끼들 죽은 놈들 침대 싹 다 빼 버린 거. 아차하면 네 침대도 곧 아웃이야.]
