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    An individual sits atop a hill overlooking land they own, with cities and infrastructure they built. Though they have gained power, they miss the simplicity of when they had less responsibility. Looking down on their domain, a dark thought crosses their mind - it would not be so bad to see it all burn.

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    An individual sits atop a hill overlooking land they own, with cities and infrastructure they built. Though they have gained power, they miss the simplicity of when they had less responsibility. Looking down on their domain, a dark thought crosses their mind - it would not be so bad to see it all burn.

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    Nuevo Documento de Microsoft Word

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    An individual sits atop a hill overlooking land they own, with cities and infrastructure they built. Though they have gained power, they miss the simplicity of when they had less responsibility. Looking down on their domain, a dark thought crosses their mind - it would not be so bad to see it all burn.

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    hereistheworldonyourfeet
    youareatthetop
    andallaroundyouisalandslide
    yousitonthehighestmonticuleofdirt
    andalltheroadsstartfromwhereyouresitting
    heresthethingabouthavinggainedabitofpower:youalwaysmisswhenyouwereincaptivity
    youlookuponthelandyouown
    thetenantsworkinghardatittogaintoeat
    alltheroadsandbridgesyouhavebuilt
    allthecitiesshining,clamouring
    andyouthink
    itwouldntbesobad,
    toseeRomeburn
    "
    first instinct is destruction / r. l.

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