Steven Erikson Quotes

Everyone Died In Solitude, After All. A Simple Enough Truth. A Truth No One Need Fear. The Spirits Waited Before They Cast Judgement Upon A Soul, Waited For That Soul - In Its Dying Isolation - To Set Judgement Upon Itself, Upon The Life It Had Lived, And If Peace Came Of That, Then The Spirits Would Show Mercy. If Torment Rode The Wild Mare, Why, Then, The Spirits Knew To Match It. When The Soul Faced Itself, After All, It Was Impossible To Lie. Deceiving Arguments Rang Loud With Falsehood, Their Facile Weakness Too Obvious To Ignore.

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