![[up]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/smiles/arrow_up.png "[up]"){kind=icon}
Attributed to who?
Here's where I got the idea from:
"Well, I admit my crib is pretty sweet. But a gold cage is still a cage, Harry."
Bob, The Dresden Files.
edited 7th Nov '12 1:56:20 PM by nitrokitty
Hi
That entire quote would either be great as the page quote or the caption...it's certainly less bloated than the current quote.
edited 7th Nov '12 4:36:45 PM by Willbyr
No, the other one.
I'd suggest it for page quotation. The current one is a mess, aside from being a discussion more than a quotation.
Check out my fanfiction!
Two variations on the same idea; I'm not sure which I prefer (or even whether either is much good - I'm not at my best at the moment):
"No matter how fairly made or of what precious metals wrought, no matter how draped in richest cloths, bars yet make a prison."
"No matter how fairly made or of what precious metals wrought, no matter how draped in richest cloths, a lock still makes a prison, and a barred door a cage."
My Games & Writing
Hi
Both are good, prefer the second.
I think they're too long for a caption, myself.
I'm still partial to 46 or 49. 53 as a page quote, if it's not too redundant.
edited 8th Nov '12 8:22:37 AM by ShadowHog
Moon◊
No, the other one.
Seems like we're going to have to have a crowner to decide caption.
Check out my fanfiction!
Hi
Indeed; it's hooked.
Hi
Calling it. The caption's added and the tag's adjusted; locking up.
Crown Description:
Nominations for replacement images:
^That would make a good page quote, methinks.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman