“I still don't know where the evil comes from that makes men bestial to others like you have told" . . . . "Perhaps it is because you have so little evil in yourself." "No, no, I do not think so. That is not what I meant at all. I do not believe that ordinary men have this evil. Perhaps it is like a fever that blows in the air, like cholera, like the plague; it blows in the air and settles on men -- or a town -- or a nation -- and everyone in it, or nearly everyone, falls a victim.”
Book:The Black Moon
