It doesn’t matter, she thought, and realized in spite of everything, horror after horror, Roche still… — Connie Willis
It doesn’t matter, she thought, and realized in spite of everything, horror after horror, Roche still believed in God. He had been going to the church to say matins when he found the steward, and if they all died, he would go on saying them and not find anything incongruous in his prayers.
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