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STUFF TO DO NOW:
NOTES FROM OTHERS:
"Walk softly and carry a big stick" is an earlier American aphorism. In personal combat, a strategy is to get your opponent angry so that they lose control of their strength.
Stuart Gathman 6/17/17 23:20
Dax is explaining the Biblical idea of "meekness" - "strength under control". Somehow, in modern English it has come to mean passive, unassertive, and timid.
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