We have the wolf by the ears, and we can neither hold him nor safely let him go. Justice is in one scale, self-preservation in the other.

Once a wolf, always a wolf.

If you live among wolves you have to act like a wolf.

My mom warns and warns; it's like she 'cries wolf.' My dad gives us one warning, and then he becomes the wolf.

I keep the wolf from the door
But he calls me up
Calls me on the phone Tells me all the ways that he's gonna mess me up
Steal all my children
If I don't pay the ransom
And I'll never see 'em again
If I squeal to the cops

I’m not an owl,” said Arya. “I’m a wolf. I’ll howl.

If you live amoung wolves you have to act like a wolf.

I'm not a lady, Arya wanted to tell her, I'm a wolf.

Some days I am more wolf than woman, and I am still learning how to stop apologizing for my wild.

"You may have heard the old story, usually attributed to a Native American elder, meant to illuminate the power of attention. A grandfather (occasionally it’s a grandmother) imparting a life lesson to his grandson tells him, "I have two wolves fighting in my heart. One wolf is vengeful, fearful, envious, resentful, deceitful. The other wolf is loving, compassionate, generous, truthful, and serene." The grandson asks which wolf will win the fight. The grandfather answers, "The one I feed.

We have all taken turns being Red Riding Hood and we have all been the wolf.

An owl sound wandered along the road with me. I didn’t hear it — I breathed it into my ears.

My perception of wolves was much the same as any other kid. I was brought up to fear them. But it was through the fox that I got interested in wolves at an early age.

An owl sound wandered along the road with me.
I didn't hear it — I breathed it into my ears.