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Wickedness is cowardly, condemned by its own witness. Distressed by conscience, the wicked person thinks everything is worse than it is.
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Fear betrays our ability to help ourselves by thinking clearly.
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Expecting the worst, people prefer to remain ignorant of the cause of their torment.
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The night itself was powerless, rising up from the darkest corners of a hell that didn't really exist. As they slept the same sleep,
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monsters from their own imaginations rose up and hunted them down. They were paralyzed with fear as their spirits failed them. A sudden and unexpected fear drenched their whole being.