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"In like manner, nothing can be clearer than that a very generous spirit — truly feeling 
what all merely profess — must inevitably find itself misconceived in every direction — 
its motives misinterpreted. Just as extremeness of intelligence would be thought fatuity, 
so excess of chivalry could not fail of being looked upon as meanness in its last degree: 
— and so on with other virtues. This subject is a painful one indeed."
Edgar Allan Poe, Marginalia, Part XV, Manuscript fragments, May 1849.

Grimoire Weiss: I leave the rest to you...hussy.