Quote by C.S. Lewis

Make the choice adventurous stranger, strike the bell and bide the danger or wonder 'till it drives you mad what would have happened if you had.

Make the choice adventurous stranger, strike the bell and bi

Summary

This quote is an encouragement to embrace adventure and take risks. It encourages individuals to make daring choices and face uncertainties rather than simply wondering about the possibilities of what could have been. By urging us to "strike the bell," it prompts us to take action and embrace the potential dangers of our choices. It implies that living with regret and curiosity about missed opportunities can drive one to madness, emphasizing the importance of seizing opportunities to avoid any potential future regrets.

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