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« There will be no supreme savior. We have to save ourselves. »
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« "A problem with that, Jamy?" None, general. I do not know of a problem that resists a lack of solution. (p. 214) »
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« It's a tiny Japanese garden. A high hedge of black bamboo isolates it from elms and birch trees from a small English-style park, a stream flows from a modest waterfall, criss-crosses between the clear stones to a peaceful pond where carp swim, a gravel path leads to a short wooden bridge, and one accesses an island that has room only for two stone benches. Those who designed this garden wanted it to be serene, to breathe life, but this calculated bliss designates it as the place of the last walks. »
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