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You blame the gods, then?” "I blame the despair that the gods brought.
Michael Moorcock
It is a dilemma known to all men, perhaps,” Rackhir said. "At least to some degree.” "Aye-to wonder what purpose there is to one's existence and what point there is to purpose, even if it should be discovered.
Michael Moorcock
Be silent!” That is the perpetual admonition of Tyranny. Tyranny bellows ‘Be silent!' even to the screams of its victims, the pathetic moans and groanings and supplications of its trampled millions.
Michael Moorcock
"In my own world, sir, sad to say, human prejudice is matched only by human folly. Not a soul claims to be prejudiced, of course, as there are few who would describe themselves as fools...” Elric, chewing on a piece of barely palatable salt beef, remarked that this seemed a quality of a good deal of society, throughout the multiverse.
Michael Moorcock
Assassins have attempted to eliminate the trader, but unfortunately, they were not lucky.” Elric laughed. "How disappointing, my friends. Still assassins are the most dispensable members of the community-are they not? And their souls probably went to placate some demon who would otherwise have plagued more honest folk.
Michael Moorcock
When he was dead I raised myself to my feet and I looked about me. Everything was still. A loneliness had come upon my soul. There was darkness everywhere now but in the forest. And even here there were wisps of grey, as if evil crept in. I lifted my head to the sky and I shook my fist. "Oh, I reject you. I reject your Heaven and I reject your Hell. Do as you wish with me, but know that your desires are petty and your ambitions have no meaning!” I addressed no one. I addressed the universe. I addressed a void.
Michael Moorcock
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