I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step t — Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
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I stand now at a crossroads. I see before me the route to virtue, at an intersection with the route to love. Do I step to the left or the right, to the wrong or the right? M foot wavers in the air; where shall I set it down?

— Lise Arin, Matilda Empress
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