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I never write stories with the ending in mind, because I want the story to develop a life of its own, and I want the resolution of the dilemma to surprise me. Sometimes I really get myself stuck this way. This story spun completely out of control and surprised me throughout, so it's one of my favorites.
— Bill Watterson, describing the storyline in which Calvin duplicates himself, The Calvin And Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book
I do not hold myself responsible for any of the opinions expressed by the characters in my book.
— Lewis Carroll, in the preface to Sylvie And Bruno.
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