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Amy Harmon
“I had enough money to comfortably last a lifetime. I had respect. Acclaim. My publicist would worry. My editor would fret. My agent might even grieve. Would anyone else?”
Amy Harmon, What the Wind Knows

Isabel Wilkerson
“But unless people are willing to transcend their fears, endure discomfort and derision, suffer the scorn of loved ones and neighbors and co-workers and friends, fall into disfavor of perhaps everyone they know, face exclusion and even banishment, it would be numerically impossible, humanly impossible, for everyone to be that man.”
Isabel Wilkerson, Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents

“Ясно было одно: мы будем возвращены в лагерную зону, опять войдем в ворота с обязательной, официальной, казенной надписью: «Труд есть дело чести, дело славы, дело доблести и геройства». Говорят, что на воротах немецких лагерей выписывалась цитата из Ницше: «Каждому свое». Подражая Гитлеру, Берия превзошел его в циничности.”
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Hannah Arendt
“The Jews “desired” to emigrate, and he, Eichmann, was there to help them, because it so happened that at the same time the Nazi authorities had expressed a desire to see their Reich judenrein. The two desires coincided, and he, Eichmann, could “do justice to both parties.”
Hannah Arendt, Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil

Stephen  King
“What mattered was the thing which pushed change into the ordinary course of things and sculpted new lines in the flow of lives . . . and, perhaps, the destinies not only of those struck, but of a widening circle around them, like ripples from a stone tossed into a still pond.”
Stephen King, The Drawing of the Three

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