You can’t trust people in power, dearie. They’ll say whatever they want, all the witnesses will be paid to… — Genevieve Cogman
You can’t trust people in power, dearie. They’ll say whatever they want, all the witnesses will be paid to agree, and then you’re behind bars till the end of your days. Or worse.
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