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Jeff Weddle

Twilight

Jeff Weddle
What will they say of us in a thousand years? If there is anything left of our story, they might know the threads that unraveled as we died. How strange we will surely seem, like ancient Rome now seems to you and me. We will be the superstitious barbarians who ruled the world but understood nothing. We will be the gluttonous fools. We will be the plague that killed itself.
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