Indeed, to be a hero, forever at war, is to be in some ways always a child. The true challenge comes in… — Michael Moorcock
Indeed, to be a hero, forever at war, is to be in some ways always a child. The true challenge comes in making sense of one’s life, of imbuing it with purpose based on one’s own principles.
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