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Duty often had undesirable consequences, but if it did not it would be self-indulgence and hedonism.

— Malcolm Azania E-Force (2012)

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“Never,” said the man to Rap’s silent consideration, “underestimate the stupidity of anybody who wants to be a saviour.”

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And night descended, October releasing winter to creep forth from its crypt.

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Your spirituality is what you do with the fires that burn within.

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The actual world isn’t solidly real for you if you’ve been treading water in an ocean of lies your whole life.

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Good triumphs over evil when it’s better organized, better trained, better armed, sneakier, and gutsier than evil.

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