What does it matter, to tell yourself that the thing controlling you comes from outside, if in fact you only… — Orson Scott Card
What does it matter, to tell yourself that the thing controlling you comes from outside, if in fact you only experience it inside your own heart? Where can you run from it? How can you hide?
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