Fortieth Disraeli

[the_icey_void]

What haunts the minds and hearts of man is his own weakness. His inability to escape the demon that is regret. To exist beyond these things is to cast away one's humanity

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[angelic_lawyer]

(ffff in canon, he says something like 'faith and bonds -- without exception, I intended to throw them all away. Even love and feelings for other people. But, I couldn't do it.'. GUESS WHO WAS PINGED BY THIS POST.)

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"Many of us crucify ourselves between two thieves - regret for the past and fear of the future". It's quite true, isn't it?

[the_icey_void]

Exceptionally so.

[angelic_lawyer]

It's unfortunate.

[the_icey_void]

One cannot change the ways of these people. They can only change themselves.

[jushinkan]

A philosopher, huh?

[the_icey_void]

A truth speaker.

[jushinkan]

One of many truths, at least.

There's quite a few people I know personally who would find your ideas to be attractive ones. It's like a little taste of home.

[the_icey_void]

And you?

[soul_similar]

But some humans are vampire and demon slayers back home.

It works out. Sometimes...

[the_icey_void]

... Are you certain they are human, then?

[soul_similar]

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Probably.

[the_icey_void]

Unfortunate.

There is no place for human weakness in Dio's World.