The sense of squandered possibility, of better paths now lost to them all, filled him with a sudden rising… — Alastair Reynolds
The sense of squandered possibility, of better paths now lost to them all, filled him with a sudden rising sadness. He wondered if it was too late to make something better of their world.
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