In A Dog's World, Only Three States

It's Just As Easy To Be Lonely In A City As Out In The Wilderness. Easier, Really. It's Harder To Get To Know Someone When You Meet In A Crowded Place. People Can Freely Ignore You In The City; They Can Assume They Don't Have Any Responsibility For You. When There Are Fewer People, (...) They Begin Assuming Some Kind Of Responsibility, Simply Because You Naturally Do The Same.

Witch' Is Just A Religion, Okay? No Baby-sacrificing, No Black Masses, No Sending Imps Out To Scare The Dog-snot Out Of Kids, Trying To Make Them Think They're Crazy. We Don't Do Things Like That. Our Number-one Law Is 'have Fun In This Lifetime, But Don't Hurt Anybody.' Nice Little Paraphrase Of "an It Harm None, Do As Ye Will" If I Do Say So Myself.

. . . From What He Knew About The Creatures Of The Dark They Wouldn't Waste Their Time Laying Elaborate Traps. They'd Just Eat Someone.

In A Calm, Clear Voice, She Suggested That The Wyrsa In Question Could Do Several Highly Improbable, Athletically Difficult And Possibly Biologically Impractical Things Involving Its Own Mother, A Few Household Implements, And A Dead Fish.

It Isn't Wise To Be Rude To One's Mother. She Knows Everything About Your Childhood That Is Potentially Embarassing.