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He would tell you to think, next time, before you blindly chase your ideology. He would ask you to think, not just to feel. To ask, always, if you could be wrong. To listen, always listen, to the other points of view. Because the moment we stop granting someone the right to disagree, Kraus, this is what happens. Do you understand me? This is what turns men into tyrants. This is what leads to fear and death (p. 265)
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― The Collector of Burned Books
― The Collector of Burned Books
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Halleck came from people who regarded a slight change of facial expression as adequate to convey the pain of a severed limb.
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― Sinner's Cross
― Sinner's Cross
