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Even these are dark dreams. Winning comes at such high costs. And what can be released is too terrible for most to understand. Everyone thinks being a dragon, just for a day... they would set things to rights. You can't. You will only light the world on fire. And it is never for a day. The hunger... once you begin...
He definitely misses much. A more Protestant, academic, mythological study? As with the Leviathan presentation. He forgets, ignores, or denies as false, the biblical statements that Leviathan is a servant of God, as an example. Though a willing or self-aware one? Still, he offers thought. Perhaps from a more Jewish perspective?
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