Any delusions of Free Will he harbored now must be merely the prisoner rattling his cage. His curse lay in… — Frank Herbert
Any delusions of Free Will he harbored now must be merely the prisoner rattling his cage. His curse lay in the fact that he saw the cage. He saw it!
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