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“You are not made of paper. If you were, you would have turned to ash a long time ago.”
“does a heart that is rotted cease to be called a heart?”
“When no one aids you, you build your own legs.”
“It is easier to be hated than to face not being loved Easier to be angry than accept sadness”
“The old Gods may be ash and bone now, but in us they rise anew.”
“All he knew was chaos and this mortal world was obsessed with order”
“Zeus may have been the God of lightning and of thunder. But it was Hera who invented the rain”