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Stress gets a bad rap, but research shows that a certain amount of it is actually beneficial.
I'm not Sherlock Holmes, I'm Izya Holmes. because I don’t catch villains, but profit.
Deprived of meaningful work, people lose the meaning of their existence.
We spent the day there and spent the night in the theater. And these were happy days, and the charter said that we renounce titles and do not have the right to have them. But life is a cruel thing. Families appeared, it was necessary to earn money, then cars, apartments, walls and other nonsense appeared, which ruined creativity. Titles appeared and the art ended there.
- I can’t lie anymore, it’s sickening.
Quote Explanation: Dialogue after drinking a shot of vodka.
No one has the right to punish a creature until it is given a chance to live.
Quote Explanation: Arcade mode for Kotomine Kirei
I have an eternal desire to be useful. I always want to be useful. Because as a child I was not allowed to be like this. The women who raised me, they didn't explain who you could become, they explained who you would become right now if you didn't do what I needed. ... Strong women don’t explain how to do it right, they step by step, consistently, poke you into mistakes and do everything for you.
Quote Explanation: Speech “Request for Sincerity”
It would be useful.
One that doesn’t exist anymore, no matter how much you look?!
It doesn't matter what color the cat is as long as it catches mice.
“Of course, there is no doubt about that. The bishop is a just man, he serves the Lord, but he is not a leader. Do you think faith alone is enough to win this war? And if Cusano loses, who will offer you the lands you so dream of?
For thirty years I have sailed the seas. I saw both good and bad, but I never saw that virtue would bring a person at least some benefit.
Speak as you wish, only those who are useful are allowed to speak.
What is man and what is his use? what is his good and what is his evil?
- The lessons of someone who died trying to help another, I will not listen.
