Once 'the Rubicon' is crossed...
Crime seldom goes as planned. The unintended evil instantly multiplies.https://twitter.com/RickThethanski/status/1375679863860961282 …
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dude, you should do a map of meaning on GoT
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Sin itself is the same. Multiplies into more sin. Part of me thinks this means we're mostly animal.
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And always trying to overcome an animal nature.
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"Crime seldom goes as planned" evil sows the seeds of it's own destructionpic.twitter.com/Xl5O3D4Ynj
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It's needs a lot of people, faceless and nameless, behind closed doors to get away with crime. There will always be someone with the power to uncover it, however, if players keep their word and don't deviate, we get to where we are today
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I remember that R's sister was about to marry a guy, and R was furious that the guy wanted to marry a woman of lower class (the suitors reason being it engendered order and harmony.) This stuck with me. Do you agree w R here?
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Here is a forceful novel-not Dostoevsky’s best work (BK being the indisputable masterpiece), but a worthy depiction of the psychology of sin and guilt. Morality and Russia remain the overarching topic, and Napoleon the context: can man will himself to be amoral? The answer is no.
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