Top 35 Oliver Bowden Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “I am already dead inside. But I will finish what I have to do.”

— Oliver Bowden

2. “We are what we choose to be.”

— Oliver Bowden

3. “Learning is knowledge and knowledge is freedom and power. He knew that. He had forgotten that, somehow. But he knew it once more.”

— Oliver Bowden

4. “In a world without gold, we might’ve been Heroes!”

— Oliver Bowden

5. “You take what you can get and hold on tight to it- by any means necessary. After all you only live once.”

— Oliver Bowden

6. “Only a mind free of impediment is capable of grasping the chaotic beauty of the world. This is our greatest asset.”

— Oliver Bowden

7. “It’s incredible. The more we learn about the world, the less we seem to know.”

— Oliver Bowden

8. “I know what I want! Why shouldn’t I live for myself, for a change?”

— Oliver Bowden

9. “You cannot kill me! No man can murder me!”

— Oliver Bowden

10. “Listen, do you really expect me to believe that God lives beneath the Vatican?- Ezio Auditore.”

— Oliver Bowden

11. “I have seen enough for one lifetime!”

— Oliver Bowden

12. “Death doesn’t wait for you to finish a book.” “Then read what you can, while you can.”

— Oliver Bowden

13. “Find your advantage and use it. Keep your friends guessing as you do your enemies, you never know when their loyalties might change.”

— Oliver Bowden

14. “A wounded heart sees all wisdom as the point of a knife.”

— Oliver Bowden

15. “Chains will not hold me! I will not die by the hand of man!”

— Oliver Bowden

16. “Men must be free to do as they believe,” he told Jubair. He withdrew the blade from Jubair’s neck. Blood dripped to the marble. “It is not our right to punish one for thinking what he does, no matter how much we disagree.”

— Oliver Bowden

17. “Per credere in modo differente, bisogna pensare in modo differente.”

— Oliver Bowden

18. “You’ll forgive me if I’ve grown tired of waiting for humanity to wake up.”

— Oliver Bowden

19. “People have to die for things to change.”

— Oliver Bowden

20. “While I thought that I was learning how to live, I have been learning how to die. -Leonardo Da Vinci.”

— Oliver Bowden

21. “I wish I could say I’m sorry. But I tend to get what I want.”

— Oliver Bowden

22. “For as long as we continue to reproduce, we will give rise to doubters and challengers.”

— Oliver Bowden

23. “What do you know? Have you ever wanted something that much?”

— Oliver Bowden

24. “Why should some poor animal die just because it tastes good to us?”

— Oliver Bowden

25. “From now, his life was forged for one purpose and one purpose alone- revenge.”

— Oliver Bowden

26. “There are plenty of reasons to kill a man: duty, honour, vengeance. All of them might give you pause for thought. And a reason for guilty reflection afterwards. But self-protection or protection of another, killing in the name of protection, that is one reason you should never have to worry about.”

— Oliver Bowden

27. “And if there is anything- anything- I want, I take it!”

— Oliver Bowden

28. “Do my words stir, if not your memory, then your heart? But, perhaps it doesn’t matter what they say, because I know you’re still in my heart, somewhere. I will find a way, my love. To remind you. To restore you.”

— Oliver Bowden

29. “Sometimes our worst premonitions are the least reliable.”

— Oliver Bowden

30. “Being a poet doesn’t automatically emasculate you, Claudia.”

— Oliver Bowden

31. “That is one of the moral paradoxes mankind will wrestle with until the day he becomes truly civilized,” replied Piri. “Is it evil to use evil to combat evil? Is agreeing with that argument merely a simple justification for something none of us should really do?” “For now,” said Ezio, “there is not leisure to ponder such questions.”

— Oliver Bowden

32. “Some men cannot be reasoned with.”

— Oliver Bowden

33. “This was something to aspire to, to craft an entire life from. Be good. Protect the innocent. Take down the corrupt. Focus on the day to day, but also look to the future.”

— Oliver Bowden

34. “Principle and practice are two very different beasts. I see the world the way it is – not as I wish it would be.”

— Oliver Bowden

35. “What is this that Templars would attend his funeral?”

— Oliver Bowden