The Will of the Many

“My name is Caeror. I don’t know how much you know, but we have about two minutes to save you back in Res. So you need to trust me, and come out of there now.”

Just about right for a ten-year-old boy trying to impress his father.

The Hierarchy value life, but they do not respect it.

“Don’t equate having less heart with more intelligence.”

There is no form of government that is immune from mistakes or from corruption

I want you to understand that no country’s governance is perfect. Anyone who looks at a system of people and thinks the system is the problem, is a fool.

If you do not hold them accountable, nothing will change. Don’t mistake inaction for neutrality

They know the system is wrong, but they choose not to think or speak up or act because they ultimately hope that in their silence, they will gain. Or at the very least not have to give more than they have already given.

“They ask something small of you. A thing you would prefer not to do, but is not so terrible. You think you are working your way up, but in fact they are changing you. Moulding you into what they think you should be, one compromise at a time.”

“You would be surprised at how far a combination of coin and favour can go toward silencing whole families.”