heroism [Theme]
At ölur the challenge remains, yiğit dies the glory remains.
Troubled times call for great heroes, but they also call for ruthless ambition.
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Quote Explanation: Album: Misanthropy
I am going to war against you.
The last day for him is life for all of us!
Who can be called a hero now? Well, so that... without metaphors.
Even heroism is ignoring potential suffering through the efforts of courage. On this planet, those who know the taste of torment are highly valued. This is to some extent a perversion.
You are fighting against common sense, Commander, and there is nothing honorable or heroic about it.
So there are no heroes in this city. If there is even one, I will be the first to know.
According to some people [Mostly those who are not in danger of experiencing it firsthand. All sorts of politicians and writers immediately come to mind.], a heroic death is a wonderful thing. This argument has never convinced me, primarily because no matter how noble, elegant, restrained, proud and adamant you are, no matter how courageous and dignified you are, in the end you will still be dead. And this state, for my taste, is a little too constant.
And he is no longer her fiancé.
He's also a hero. Nothing is afraid. But he is afraid of many things.
Anyone can show heroism from time to time, but a decent person must always remain. And it's not easy.
It was a series of mistakes that cost them their lives, but the guys behaved like heroes.
- I saved you all. You can tell everyone that I did it. Now go. Survive at any cost. Show the world that you're not ashamed of what you've done... unless you're the same worthless brat you used to be.
