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Fyodor Dostoevsky

“You'll understand then the impulse which leads one in the blindness of generous feeling to take up a man who is unworthy of one in every respect, a man who utterly fails to understand one, who is ready to torture one at every opportunity and, in contradiction to everything, to exalt such a man into a sort of ideal, into a dream. To concentrate in him all one's hopes, to bow down before him; to love him all one's life,absolutely without knowing why—perhaps just because he was unworthy of it...”

Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Demons
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