You don’t alter the past, turn the tide, or change yourself by brooding about your hidden motives. You will… — Glen Cook
You don’t alter the past, turn the tide, or change yourself by brooding about your hidden motives. You will surprise yourself every time, anyway. Nobody ever figures out why.
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