The dead king story distinguishes outsiders as animals from the company as family, bound by love and respect even in death.
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The dead king story distinguishes outsiders as animals from the company as family, bound by love and respect even in death.
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"What matters is your fearlessness, okay? Just go do it, man. Seize it, and you'll become wealthy. That's what this world is about, okay?..."
"...they're stupid. They're governed by these idiotic laws. But we, the company, the brothers and sisters, the family, we have to love each other...."
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