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shadowdive) wrote2011-10-11 01:57 am
shadowdive) wrote2011-10-11 01:57 am
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What do you all think of the term, "an eye for an eye"?
Consider your odds before attempting revenge on one capable of removing said eye to begin with.
it's the only thing that's kept me going sometimes
why do you askIt's natural, isn't it? Thinking that way. It's rash, though. Most problems can be solved in another way.
Makes the whole world blind, of course.
huh
why would you trade one thing for the same thing? Eyes are useful. I wouldn't trade an eye for a nose, for example.
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[lol minnie do you know who you're talking to]
[... The naive answer makes him pause, chuckle on his end, and then reply.]
When someone wrongs you, some people just think of revenge first. With time, though, that anger dissuades. It's the people who act on that anger first with the problem, but I don't think there's anyone who hasn't thought like that before. I know I have.
[well if everyone else can give you a chance...]
I believe the path is more likely than other paths. Revenge doesn't do anyone any good.
I believe the path is more likely than other paths. Revenge doesn't do anyone any good.
That it's irresponsible to hold as a rule.
Why do you ask?
Why do you ask?
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