I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot — Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
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I am not wise enough to know if there is ever purpose in tragedy, if there is ever virtue in resisting it. If it cannot be overcome, then grief has beaten you, and you are right to say so.

— Dan Groat, Monarchs and Mendicants
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