It's catch-22. If you have the capacity to have compassion for another person enough to make sacrifices for them, then you're willing to kill off others for it.
But wouldn't the root compassion that started it never let you have peace of mind once it's done?
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she'll get you back someday, jack :(
Remember the feeling of wanting to protect someone, then. You will need it.
:( weh he'll miss u til then
How many others will I have to kill to do that?
come by the murderhouse little prince :(
As many as you need to, until you do not have to.
Peace of mind is the bloodiest thing that exists.
:( yes mama
It's catch-22. If you have the capacity to have compassion for another person enough to make sacrifices for them, then you're willing to kill off others for it.
But wouldn't the root compassion that started it never let you have peace of mind once it's done?
FROM: benjamin.jonathan@cdc.org
Are you able to cut out that part of yourself?
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I am telling you a personal truth when I say that the guilt of what you have done, often than not, is less than the guilt of what you never did.
Plant helplessness in yourself, and it will be difficult to uproot once it takes.
Intentions do not protect anything or anyone, Benjamin.
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FROM: benjamin.jonathan@cdc.org
I understand. Thank you.
I'll see you at the rover soon.