Nope! I’m unraveling so much harder. Can’t wait to fucking bash my head on a wall. Cheers.

I know I don’t have the best track record concerning creatures I married but don’t assume I enjoy monsterfucking. I don’t even have the Monsterfucking Lore. You have got to ask Darryl about that instead.

I’M SORRY, I JUST FOUND OUT WHO DROW ARE AND I THINK THERE HAS BEEN SOME KIND OF MISTAKE. I AM NOT THE KIND OF PERSON TO PUT A RING ON A SPIDER TIBIA.

When everything calms down and if I don’t die during the Solstice, I should really get my own study and fill the shelves with books and finally catalogue my own reports and journals 🤤. I think I’m borderline physically attracted to that idea.

There must be only one bed in this tavern room ‘cause I feel I’m getting fucked here.

What convinces masses are not facts, and not even invented facts, but only the consistency of the System of which they are presumably part.

As a wise man once said, power resides where men believe it resides.

Understand who they are and what they are capable of without mystifying their ability to harm you and judge your facts with a cold head — that would be my advice in dealing with individuals of that nature and rank.

It’s important to ground ourselves in reality to clearly see the flow of power and responsibility and to not fret when faced with individuals who have power, because it is the fear of those people which gives them power and control over us.

The ideal subject of tyrannical rule is not the convinced zealot nor the loyal noble, but people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction (i.e., the reality of experience) no longer exist.

That’s why it’s important to remember that Rosa is, while not average, relatively normal.

-> But instead, this capacity lays with the nearly unlimited resources, authority and reach the Crimson Coats avail.

The sad truth is that the most evil is done by people who never make up their minds to be good or evil.

-> , and that the many are neither perverted nor sadistic, that they are, actually, terrifyingly normal. While Rosa is, once again, intelligent and capable, she doesn’t possess any sort of extreme villainous capacity. ->

-> institution with nearly unlimited executive authority that she represents.

As Anne Ardent writes in ‘The banality of Evil’, the greatest evil is the evil perpetrated by nobodies, that is, by people who refuse to be persons.

The trouble with Rosa is precisely that so many are like her. ->

While Rosa is, undoubtedly, an outstandingly bright and intelligent player, I cannot help but think that we shouldn’t overestimate her personal ability and should instead focus on the banality of the evil she presents. Most of the dread she inspires lays not in her personal qualities but in the ->