All that fear, all that paranoia, and all of it based on a lie simply to keep convenient control of this… — Genevieve Cogman
All that fear, all that paranoia, and all of it based on a lie simply to keep convenient control of this world. Maybe there were no universal standards of morality—but this was still just plain wrong.
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