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1 " All my life, I have been searching for a home," the drow said quietly. " All my life, I have been wanting more than that which was offered to me, more than Menzoberranzan, more than friends who stood beside me out of personal gain. I always thought home would be a place, and indeed it is, but not in any physical sense. It is a place in here," Drizzt said, putting a hand to his heart and turning back to look upon his companions. " It is a feeling given by true friends.I know this now, and know that I am home." " But ye're off to Carradoon," Cattie-brie said softly." And so're we!" Bruenor bellowed.Drizzt smiled at them, laughed aloud. " If circumstances will not allow me to remain at home," the ranger said firmly, " then I will simply take my home with me! "

2 " Catti-brie continued to stare at the drow as the wizards walked up. The woman did not know what to make of Drizzt's cryptic answers. Drizzt had let Tarnheel win, she figured, or at least had allowed the man to fight to a draw. For some reason the young woman did not understand, she didn't want to think that Tarnheel had actually beaten Drizzt; she didn't want to think that anyone could beat Drizzt. "

― , Passage to Dawn (Forgotten Realms: Legacy of the Drow, #4; Legend of Drizzt, #10)

3 " Drizzt felt the despair most keenly. For all the trials of his hard life, the drow had held faith for ultimate justice. He had believed, though he never dared to admit it, that his unyielding faith in his precious principles would bring him the reward her deserved. Now, there was this, a struggle that could only end in death, where one victory brought only more conflict. "

― , The Halfling's Gem (Forgotten Realms: Icewind Dale, #3; Legend of Drizzt, #6)

4 " Did you close that part of your life, Drizzt Do'Urden? And now are you afraid because it might again be opened?" Drizzt shook his head without hesitation, but it was an unconvincing movement. He paused a long while, they sighed deeply. " I am disappointed," the drow admitted. " In myself, for mt selfishness. I want to see Zaknafein again, to stand beside him and learn from him and listen to his words." Drizzt looked up at Cadderly, his expression truly serene. " But I remember the last time I saw him," he said, and he told Cadderly then of that final meeting. "