
Turin the Mad |
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"You protect the common folk so that you have people to fawn over you, pick your fruit, shine your boots and prepare your meals.
"I on the other hand make no bones about the common folk's proper place: fawning over me, picking my fruit, shining my boots and preparing my meals.
"What's the difference - ah, that's right. The means, it's always about the means. You and your fellow murder hobos can sod off, I don't buy your justification for invading my home and slaughtering my slaves as 'my being evil'."