William Golding Quotes
The greatest enemy of progress is not ignorance, but the illusion of knowledge.
It’s the moments of uncertainty that define us.
We are not defined by our circumstances, but by our choices.
True leadership emerges in times of crisis.
Power has the ability to corrupt even the most virtuous.
The darkness within us is the true source of our destruction.
Civilization is a fragile construct, easily broken.
The true measure of humanity is how we treat the weakest among us.
We are all capable of unspeakable acts; it is the choice not to act upon those urges that defines us.
Fear is the greatest motivator, driving us to our best or worst actions.
The line between good and evil is blurred; it is our actions that determine on which side we stand.
Morality is a construct of society; left to our own devices, we are capable of great darkness.
The struggle between chaos and order exists within us all.
In the face of adversity, true character is revealed.
We are all prisoners of our own minds; it is our willingness to confront our demons that sets us free.
The search for power often leads to the loss of one’s humanity.
Civilization is a thin veneer; beneath it lies our inherent savagery.
The true test of one’s character is how they treat those who can do nothing for them.
The pursuit of power is a seductive and dangerous path.
Survival is not enough; true fulfillment comes from living a life of purpose.
In the absence of rules, chaos reigns.
The loss of innocence is a gradual process, eroded by the harsh realities of life.
The greatest tragedies are often the result of good intentions gone awry.
Change is inevitable, but its outcome is determined by our choices.
The true tragedy is not in the loss of life, but in the loss of humanity.
We are all capable of both good and evil; it is the choices we make that define us.
The human capacity for cruelty knows no bounds.
The struggle between good and evil begins within ourselves.
Greed has the power to turn even the most noble among us into monsters.
The world is not divided into good people and bad people; we all possess the capacity for both.
In the absence of consequences, our dark fantasies can become a reality.
The loss of innocence is a necessary step towards self-discovery.
The greatest tragedy is not in the loss of life, but in the loss of hope.
In the end, it is not the savagery of others that destroys us, but our own capacity for destruction.
Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
The bonds of civilization are fragile, easily broken in the face of fear.
The struggle for power creates a cycle of violence and destruction.
We are all prisoners of our own desires.
The darkness within us is a primal force that must be reckoned with.
In the absence of rules, chaos reigns supreme.
The loss of innocence is a necessary step towards self-discovery.
The true tragedy is not in the loss of life, but in the loss of hope.
In the face of adversity, true character is revealed.
The human capacity for cruelty knows no bounds.
The struggle between good and evil begins within ourselves.
We are all capable of both good and evil; it is the choices we make that define us.
The bonds of civilization are fragile, easily broken.
Civilization is a thin veneer; beneath it lies our inherent savagery.
The pursuit of power is a seductive and dangerous path.
The true test of one’s character is how they treat those who can do nothing for them.