Was it better to die in the illusion of sunshine and warmth or face death in a cold darkness of reality? Was… — Ben Aaronovitch
Was it better to die in the illusion of sunshine and warmth or face death in a cold darkness of reality? Was it better to die in happy ignorance or terrified knowledge? The answer, if you’re a Londoner, is that it’s better not to die at all.
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