He is dangerous, the infidel, the anti-Christ, he walks brazenly into places in my heart that I had kept as… — Orson Scott Card
He is dangerous, the infidel, the anti-Christ, he walks brazenly into places in my heart that I had kept as holy ground, where no one else was ever permitted to stand.
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