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“He is a man like any other,� he said. “He will become what he will become, out of the force of his person and the accident of his fate.�
I have come to believe that in the life of every man, late or soon, there is a moment when he knows beyond whatever else he might understand, and whether he can articulate the knowledge or not, the terrifying fact that he is alone, and separate, and that he can be no other than the poor thing that is himself.
