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“Sometimes the mark of prejudice settles in the eyes of those with limited vision, much like cataracts,”
The nurturing of one’s well-being was of utmost importance,
“Cochon!”
Blood will tell, blood will remember.
“The transformation, the struggle between light and dark, that is what propels life forward. That metamorphosis is one’s purpose for existing.”
“There’s a certain vulgarity in assigning worth to any individual life when each represents a piece in the mosaic of the whole.”
The perfect mix of magic and mortal genius, reminding her of the complex tension between the born self and the created self and the trick of finding one’s balance.
