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“Postrzegasz magię jako broń, Reid, ale nie masz racji. Ona po prostu... jest. Jeśli chcesz jej użyć do skrzywdzenia kogoś, wtedy krzywdzi, a jeśli chcesz jej użyć, żeby kogoś ocalić... Wtedy ocala.”

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WomenSouth AsiaMilitarisation
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