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Matelots
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“I wished for death," he whispered, and the words took the smile from both our lips.
His gaze met mine again, this time it was earnest and beseeching. "I knew I could not leave you behind, so I planned to kill you first. I could not. I sat here with the pistol at your head for a long time. I thought of...how much you loved me, that you would make such a request, and...I could not. So I am chained here in this life, with you." He shook his head quickly. "Non, that did not sound as it should. I...will not betray you by leaving you alone, and I cannot take you with me, so I will remain, because I love you.”
― Matelots
His gaze met mine again, this time it was earnest and beseeching. "I knew I could not leave you behind, so I planned to kill you first. I could not. I sat here with the pistol at your head for a long time. I thought of...how much you loved me, that you would make such a request, and...I could not. So I am chained here in this life, with you." He shook his head quickly. "Non, that did not sound as it should. I...will not betray you by leaving you alone, and I cannot take you with me, so I will remain, because I love you.”
― Matelots
“Do not leave me."
"I cnnot."
"Because we are chained together?" I asked sadly.
He frowned in thought. "Non, I feel it is because we are chained to something else?"
"What, a rock?" I asked with amusement.
"Non, a cart."
"So we are two centaurs chained to a cart? What is in the cart?"
"Love," he said soberly. "I think the cart is our partnership.”
― Matelots
"I cnnot."
"Because we are chained together?" I asked sadly.
He frowned in thought. "Non, I feel it is because we are chained to something else?"
"What, a rock?" I asked with amusement.
"Non, a cart."
"So we are two centaurs chained to a cart? What is in the cart?"
"Love," he said soberly. "I think the cart is our partnership.”
― Matelots
“I am going to kill your father," Gaston said.
"May I hold him down?"
"Will it be necessary?" he asked.
"Non, but I feel I will garner great satisfaction in being a participant.”
― Matelots
"May I hold him down?"
"Will it be necessary?" he asked.
"Non, but I feel I will garner great satisfaction in being a participant.”
― Matelots
“Every man I had seen who seemed brave in facing another's sword had been either desperate to obtain something or to escape something. I could not think of a single exception. If desperation was not involved, men fought with very clear heads, and there was little bravery about it: none was required because they did not choose to act unless the odds of success were well in their favor.”
― Matelots
― Matelots
