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This is quoted from Two-Face of the Dark Knight movie.An interpretation of this quote is that you could stick to your morals,of what's right,to be loyal to a cause,even if it is of your detriment (die and be a hero).Should you contradict your values for your betterment,you may find yourself making the same decisions of the very people you yourself considered corrupt/evil(live long enough to see yourself become a villain.) Black Mirror(15 million merits) Before:Main character opposes system of the rich profiting off of working class After:Main character is hired by rich to host a vlog to rant about systemic oppression,only to be benefiting from the system he once fought against
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