Thinking oneself wronged
By the state, should one try to
Drown the state in bile?
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D. J. Reddall
I write because my time is limited and my imagination is not.
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The Cave Part 6
If you have ever heard a tale about yourself that you cannot remember and doubtless think is made up, you will know how I felt when Tharkin related all that the eagle had seen of me before my memories were scattered. Of far distances and traveling companions that I did not recall, camping out under the stars and making our way to the mountains with deliberate purpose. The great bird had lost contact with my party once we entered the forests, and the seven other members were not seen again by him or his brethren since.
By Jamye Sharp3 days ago in Chapters
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Timely, and tragically real. Would that this insight would be more broadly heard...thank you, D.J.!
This piece forces me to confront my own beliefs on justice, vengeance, and the repercussions of taking matters into my own hands.
If you can never accept being wrong, then at some point, you have to destroy the ones that are right
It's an appropriate question, D.J.
I don't think so. But then again, I may be wrong 😅