There's no such thing as im-POSSIBLE, Hiccup, only im-PROBABLE. The only thing that limits us are the limits to our imagination

For a Hero cannot triumph all the time. Sometimes he will be defeated, and how he faces that defeat is a test of his character.

Remember, there is nothing wrong with a healthy sense of self-respect.

But then I have always been somewhat of a square peg in a round hole.

That is a terrible plan." "Hiccup's plans are always t-terrible." "Hey! You're still here, aren't you?

The past is another land, and we cannot go to visit. So, if I say there were dragons, and men who rode upon their backs, who alive has been there and can tell me that I'm wrong?

Oh, for Thor's sake..." said Hiccup. "I thought that was just a story..." "Stories come from somewhere," said the witch. "The past haunts the present in more ways than we realise.

We're all snatching precious moments from the peaceful jaws of time.

A Chief must show no fear, no worry... A Chief is a leader first, and a man second.

I was not a natural. . . . This is the story of becoming . . . the Hard Way.

Hiccup: Thank You For Nothing You Stupid Reptile.

If one thousand of you participate in the murder of one child, then one thousand of you are a thousand times guilty.

So far, I had a solid collection of my honest opinions…

The best umpired game is the game in which the fans cannot recall the umpires who worked it.

Valentines Day is the Super Bowl of relationships. If you're alone that night you didn't make the cut.

The promise of change doesn't always mean something changes.

Pure libertarianism believes that people will be generous and help each other. Well, they won't. I wish it were so, and I live that way.

Buy, buy, says the sign in the shop window; Why, why, says the junk in the yard.

Life is not, nor ever has been, a straight line forward ... Life is characterized much more by exception and disorder than by total or perfect order.

One man alone had really known the sciences, namely, Robert, Bishop of Lincoln.

‎"Our job is to love others without stopping to inquire whether or not they are worthy.