Revenge Is A Dish That Tastes Best

Even As A Young Man, Vito Corleone Became Known As A "man Of Reasonableness." He Never Uttered A Threat. He Always Used Logic That Proved To Be Irresistible. He Always Made Certain That The Other Fellow Got His Share Of Profit. Nobody Lost. He Did This, Of Course, By Obvious Means. Like Many Businessmen Of Genius He Learned That Free Competition Was Wasteful, Monopoly Efficient. And So He Simply Set About Achieving That Efficient Monopoly.

Yet, He Thought, If I Can Die Saying, "life Is So Beautiful," Then Nothing Else Is Important. If I Can Believe In Myself That Much, Nothing Else Matters.

Never Get Angry. Never Make A Threat. Reason With People.

A Man Who Doesn't Spend Time With His Family Can Never Be A Real Man.

Accidents Don't Happen To People Who Take Accidents As A Personal Insult.