"So, just as a general commanding a division in modern warfare does not need to die before his soldiers, a guerrilla fighter acting as his own general does not necessarily have to die in every battle."
"Guerrilla fighters are ready to give their lives at any moment. One of the virtues of guerrilla warfare is that even though every guerrilla fighter is willing to die, his or her death is never merely to defend an idea, but to make that idea a reality. This is the essence of guerrilla struggle."
"Miraculously, a tiny core, an armed vanguard backed by a great mass movement, can continually press forward to realize that idea, to build a brand-new society, to shatter the old patterns of the past, and ultimately to win the social justice they are fighting for."
Chapter 116