That’s the funny thing about rebellions. You can’t stop them until they’ve consumed everything that fuels them.
—Fintan Pyren, Shannon Messenger’s Exile

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That’s the funny thing about rebellions. You can’t stop them until they’ve consumed everything that fuels them.
—Fintan Pyren, Shannon Messenger’s Exile
Enourmous, rectangular stained-glass windows ran in rows along the hall, and the strange, powerful lights outside shone on them directly, throwing a cascade of colors across the room.
Ohhhh, ok, that’s what the bonfires were for! Dang, way to use a space, wow. This sounds so ethereal!
Vin nodded. “And those lights outside?”
“Limelights, Mistress,” Sazed explained.
Lol, Vin’s in the limelight
theyre all SOO freakin’ stupid oh my god recognize the faults in a system and build it better anew damn youu
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The actual entity as described by the morphology of its satisfaction is the actual entity 'spatialized,' to use Bergson's term. The actual entity, thus spatialized, is a given individual fact actuated by its own 'substantial form.' Its own process, which is its own internal existence, has evaporated, worn out and satisfied; but its effects are all to be described in terms of its 'satisfaction.' The 'effects' of an actual entity are its interventions in concrescent processes other than its own.
Alfred North Whitehead, Process and Reality