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Sins of omission
A harsh world, where the ultimate penalty is reserved for the good who are, in the end, insufficient.
George’s death was a mercy. So I’m sure they’ll take it back.
— Emma
We shall see...
Everyone is owed their dues.
In the words of Dylan Thomas……..
Though lovers be lost love shall not;
And death shall have no dominion.
Somehow I can’t see this being the end for George.
As Harriet Monroe wrote………
What wilt thou do when faith is fled
And hope is dead
And love's wing broken?
Wilt thou lie in the grave of the past and sleep,
While the mourners weep
And sad rites are spoken?
Nay, nay—fare forth, though the night be black
And the storm's red rack
In the sky is burning;
For the sun shines somewhere, from gloom released,
And the heart of the east
For the day is yearning.
D. Eden
“Hier stehe ich; ich kann nicht anders. Gott helfe mir.”
Dum Vivimus, Vivamus
Some debts outlive the debtor.
but outside...
The last of George?
Even if they don't know how to bring him back now, it's clear they aren't ready to give up trying.
It's also nice to get some more background on these characters and how they fit together, even if some of it is still mystifying.
Next chapter
Reveals more :)
Next chapter is up
Would love your feedback.
Thanks
Vengeance Unrestrained
Seventeen years and yet more to come. This is definitely hell and seems to be out of control. Each one torturing the next, but it's not what we would recognize as sadistic in a human sense.
George must suffer more.