“Death is never dignified.” O’Doull spoke with a doctor’s certainty. “Never. Dignity in death is something we… — Harry Turtledove
“Death is never dignified.” O’Doull spoke with a doctor’s certainty. “Never. Dignity in death is something we invent afterwards to make the living feel better.”
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