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Immortality - a gift?... Or a curse?

Eternity not only takes away. She also gives. And yet... it's hard to be grateful.

Koschei hid his death well. Koshchey is strong! He is the Last Living Legend of our land.

Immortality is not a gift, but a curse. It is difficult to live, realizing that you are eternal, and your children and grandchildren will die before your eyes.

The first encounter with a vampire is like walking on thin ice. If you're not careful, you'll drown.

I always knew that my destiny was to be a vampire. Just biding my time. And when he came, I accepted a new life, found myself, and the quiet, but endless joy of life, which I still experience, even after so many years. By becoming a vampire, I found the happiness I had been waiting for and took the place in the world that was mine. My life has become inexpressibly fuller than when I was human. Being a vampire is the best feeling in the world. I swear there will never be a day that I regret it.

Descriptions of death are as naive as descriptions of immortality and infinity.

"The first bite is all yours," the vampire said. - Enjoy it. Slowly. And remember, we don't hurt people. We are grateful to them for the priceless gift that helps us stay in this world. We only hurt those who stand in the way of what we want.

Belief in immortality has a special power to have a beneficial effect on people. The human soul, surrounded by evil of every kind, is full of doubts and relies on the will of circumstances, but in its innermost depths, under a thick layer of disbelief and inertia, it carefully preserves one quiet, semi-dark room, where, although a bright ray of light does not break through, darkness and cannot completely fill it. There is hope for a better life.

Immortality is a difficult goal to achieve, I admit it. But someone has to be first.

And Sauron falsely assured the sovereign that infinite life was given to the conquerors of the Lands of Immortality and that the Vow was then imposed so that human power would not surpass the power of the Valar. But

The happier they lived, the more desirable elven immortality seemed.

Christians crave immortality as if they were sure of heavenly bliss; and at the same time they are afraid of death, as if they are sure that they will go to hell.

He once told me that stories can make a person immortal as long as there are those who are willing to listen to them.