A true warrior would rather die than give up.
It is impossible to lay the blame on certain external forces, for evil is inherent in man. Human nature is the source of strife, and strife is the source of destruction. That is the absolute truth.
— Can't say for certain it was my... spell. Doesn't really matter. One minute she was there, and the next she was gone.
— I'm so sorry, Albus. But if it's of any comfort, perhaps she was saved some pain...
— Don't. Don't disappoint me, Newt. You of all people. Your honesty is a gift... even if at times a painful one. Our friends downstairs will be tired and wanting to go home. You should... You should go.
— Albus, Lally said something earlier about most of us being ultimately imperfect. But even if we make mistakes, terrible things... we can try to make things right. And that's what matters... trying.
All in vain if you die a meaningless death
In this wonderful teaching [Tibetan Buddhism], we find the whole of life and death presented together as a series of constantly changing transitional realities known as hardos. The word "bardo" is commonly used to denote the intermediate state between death and rebirth, but in reality bardos are occurring continuously throughout both life and death, and are junctures when the possibility of liberation, or enlightenment, is heightened.
You think to betray us, and harvest the Worker’s secrets for yourself? Then you are more a fool than I imagined. You will not unlock this vault, traitor, no matter how many times you are reborn. For I am Thane – first blood of the Deathless, high lord of House lx, and shield of the Great Pact. I will destroy your body, hunt down your bloodline, and imprison your soul for all time!
You have begun something that you cannot finish, Ausar.... This place will come crashing down… before you can unlock them all. And the Worker… will die with it!