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“Der Geist einer Person war etwas Faszinierendes. Als ob eine Person in einer Person leben würde. Als wären die beiden Nachbarn, die sich zwar verstehen, aber nicht immer einer Meinung sind. Schließlich ist das, was wir tun und das, was wir denken oftmals nicht dasselbe. Umso verzerrender ist der Gedanke, dass der Geist nicht mal in der Lage ist, sich selbst zu verstehen.”

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Author:Spencer Hill, Krieg zwischen den Welten – Das zweite Gesicht
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“If it comes down to it, and it doesn’t look like I’ll win,” I started. “Let me die.” He stood perfectly still for a moment, his eyes dark and his lips pursed as though carefully mulling over his words. When he finally did speak, the sudden rasp of his voice sent a shiver down my spine. “As a servant of Dante, I’m not to risk my own being to save your own. However, I can’t let you sacrifice yourself for a war you were unfairly born into.” “Dare I ask why” I placed my hand in his and allowed him to pull me to my feet. “Because some souls are worth saving.”

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Book:Magic & Mischief
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“If the heart is closed, the most skillfully crafted words expertly honed to the finest edge have no means by which to penetrate the hardened exterior. And this is the condition of the exterior that insures the death of the interior. Therefore, I will forever enhance my skill and hone my edge so that some exterior part of the heart might be breeched so that the interior might be saved.”

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