“This was surely an empiric disaster: for the madness that infects the minds of men from these dire beings overtakes the best of men. It is they who have destroyed whole cultures … Rome disintegrated due to its philosophers' musings, and Egypt suffered the abysmal infinitude of the Sphinx’s futile questions.
“They have the key itself into the disease of madness, and the very end of logic with reason, the devolvement of justice, where no longer can commonsense and fairness accord in the heart and mind of men.
“For the babbling chatter and interference of these horrible Quizzlings never fails to bring their subtle chaos.
"Life is born of reason, Truth underpins and upholds this World - and without the gravity of commonsense, the souls of men are hurled repeatedly into the abyss of Hell."
Charley looked mortified.
“You can’t read that to a three year old”, she protested.
Her Dad had little Toby lightly balanced upon his knee.
“It's not like I showed him the pictures” he said defensively.
-Gabriel Brunsdon, AZLANDER: NEVER ENDINGS: Second Chances
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