“You fought for your freedom and won a different kind of prison. I will fight for mine—” “You can’t fight… — Patricia A. McKillip
“You fought for your freedom and won a different kind of prison. I will fight for mine—”
“You can’t fight me,” Tearle reminded him harshly.
“I know.” In the placid light, his face looked chilled and very weary. “But I can die.”
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