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"Poor Sisyphus saw his stone stop once at least when Orpheus chaunted. I must roll mine up & up & up how high a hill."
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Journal, March 16, 1826. [It would give me very great pleasure to be well.]

Anders: I won't forget this.

Inon Zur [Dragon Age II, #10] — The Hanged Man
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"The abomination of desolation is not a burned town, nor a country wasted by war, but the discovery that the man who 
has moved you is an enthusiast upon calculation. Indeed all that class of the severe and restrictive virtues are at a market 
almost too high for humanity. May be so. That gives them their worth."
RW Emerson, Journal, Vol. 3, A Hero. God In All, July 18, 1834, p. 321. [What is there of the divine in a load of bricks? Much.]

Once killed for Fade Sloth, Anders again receives the sure recipe to cure Vengeance, in a fair exchange for Sebastian's Sloth.