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Lieutenant Sterling: I still remember the day he first took me into the woods… to show me the true nature of his craft.
Lieutenant Sterling: That day, as he finished off the deer with his knife, he leaned in and smeared the animal’s blood across my face, so I would learn not to fear death. But then he told me, with a look I couldn't quite name whether it was dread or respect: “We can kill anything that bleeds, for that which bleeds is alive…”
Lieutenant Sterling: “But flee, if that which lives does not bleed. For what is living yet bloodless is no prey it is an intruder. Do not fight what cannot die; run, before you come to understand why it still stands.”