the victim [Theme] Page 2

Greatness is born through sacrifice, and sacrifice is a choice. Between past and future, between near and far.

I don't want random victims.

Whether you win or lose, you won't regret working hard, making sacrifices, being disciplined, and focused.

Where is the "Stop" or "Pause" button here? Jungkook needs a break.

There is always someone who donates and someone who does not ask for this sacrifice.

- Was here? It would have been better if she had lied... Cherubino's worst enemy would not have wished him such a misfortune now.

You are a talented surgeon with an extraordinary mind. Don't let his desires overshadow your needs. He is very fabulous, but he is not the sun. The sun is you.

Such rash acts, driven by the desire for a better life, are stupid and disgustingly ridiculous. Not putting your own life in anything, succumbing to the influence of the frostbitten offspring of Diaz, who do not know anything about conscience or feelings of regret and empathy, is unwise and dangerous. They don't care how, the main thing is to do it. And the victims are already secondary, which can be solved with money ...

To achieve great things, great sacrifices must be made.

It never happens in any war, it never happens without civilian casualties.

To achieve great goals, sacrifices must be made. You can't just get something.

To get around the difficulty with the help of the victim, instead of overcoming, defeating it, is unethical. Such a sacrifice is compensation, and nothing more.

A pinch of poisonous potion was enough. Let's say hemlock (with which Socrates committed suicide), arsenic, hellebore. Adding these substances to wine solved any issue quickly and silently, unlike a stiletto or other weapon. In addition, it was not possible to determine the presence of poison in the body due to the backwardness of medicine. The death of the victim looked quite natural. That's why poisoning in the Middle Ages was a kind of art - like architecture, sculpture, music, painting. And the one who mastered this art had a great advantage over those who were laymen or amateurs in it.

You and I have no right to allow ourselves a single moment of weakness! Not a second... Because if we do this, then those who died, then it turns out that they died in vain.