Robert FanneyIf I could make a dream real, I would not kill anything unless it could never be changed at heart.
About This Quote
This quote is about the difference between an ideal and an achievable dream. Even something that is ideal, like a fantasy or a children’s story, can be made more real, but if it is an achievable dream, like something you want to accomplish in your life, you should never kill anything unless it can never be changed at heart.
Source: The War Of Mists
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