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avarice
“A symbol that no one and nothing is more important than the documents and books in this very room.” My gaze darts around the chamber, and a new pang of homesickness hits me.
apostasy,”
Neither fostering nor separating siblings is mentioned in any text I’ve read about the rebellion, and I’ve read a ton.
Highlights how history is written by the winners and alternative perspectives are rarely told, archived, or preserved so that nations can focus on the “right way” of history and events unfolding
“And it’s all right that you ask. Someone should know. Someone should remember.”
“Calamitous.”
Remember that folklore is passed from one generation to the next to teach us about our past. If we lose it, we lose the links to our past. It only takes one desperate generation to change history—even erase it.
