When in doubt, get the fuck out.I turned and ran.That's what we were taught when we were going down shit creek, nearing shitville, population unlucky you, without a shitty paddle. A good warrior knew when to retreat, and this was totally one of those moments.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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The quote highlights a crucial lesson about bravery and survival. In difficult situations, it emphasizes the importance of knowing when to retreat to ensure one's safety. The character reflects on the training they've received, which underscores that a wise warrior understands the value of tactical withdrawal rather than stubbornly confronting danger without a strategy.

This passage from "Wicked" by Jennifer L. Armentrout illustrates a moment of clarity amidst chaos. It showcases the instinct to run when faced with overwhelming odds, reinforcing the idea that it's okay to step back and reassess circumstances rather than rush headlong into peril.

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