“It was the boredom that comes of being cut off from everything that could make life sweet, or arouse curiosity, or enlarge the range of the senses. It was the boredom the comes of having to perform endless tasks that have no savour and acquire skills one would gladly be without. I learned to march and drill and shoot and keep myself clean according to Army standards; to make my bed and polish my boots and my buttons and to wrap lengths of dung-colored rag around my legs in the approved way. None of it had any great reality for me, but I learned to do it all, and even to do it well.”

                     --Robertson Davies, Fifth Business, 1970

“ZOLTAN DRAGO, ALAS, HAD ONE FAULT! ALTHOUGH HE WAS A TALENTED SCULPTOR AND MODEL MAKER, HE WAS ALSO…SLIGHTLY MAD!”

                     --Stan Lee, DAREDEVIL, Vol. 1, No. 6, 
                            "Trapped By...The Fellowship of Fear!" 1965