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Sabbat Worlds: Of Their Lives in the Ruins of Their Cities (Gaunt's Ghosts) Sabbat Worlds: Of Their Lives in the Ruins of Their Cities by Dan Abnett
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“He thinks about trying again, and second chances. Sometimes there just isn’t the opportunity or the willingness to make things better. Sometimes you can’t simply have another go. You make a choice, and it’s a bad one, and you’re left with it. No amount of trying again will fix it. Don’t expect anyone to feel sorry for you, to cut you slack; you made a mistake you’ll have to live with.”
Dan Abnett, Sabbat Worlds: Of Their Lives in the Ruins of Their Cities
“He wonders if this place will mark the end of his life and soldiering career; a well-thought-of officer who wound up dying in some strategically worthless location because he didn’t make the right choices, or shake the right hand, or whisper in the right ear, or dine with the right cliques. He’s seen men make high rank that way, through the persuasive power of the officers’ club and the staff coterie. They were politicians, politicians who got to execute their decisions in the most literal way. Some were very capable, most were not.”
Dan Abnett, Sabbat Worlds: Of Their Lives in the Ruins of Their Cities
“Thus are dreams dashed and good intentions lost. Everything returns to the dust, and everything is reduced to blind fighting in the shadowed ruins of cities against men who were brothers until madness claimed their minds.
Everything returns to the dirt, and the dirt becomes your camouflage, and hides your face and your cap badge in the dark, when death comes, growling, to find you out.”
Dan Abnett, Sabbat Worlds: Of Their Lives in the Ruins of Their Cities