In the age of the false saint, bystanders watch as their statues are torn up by their roots. One by one, perhaps without realizing, they are herded like cattle into the heart of the city of strangers, where the streets are decorated with garbage, and their ancestor's flag burns. They press onward, each believing that he is marching to his own beat.
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The Coward's March
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In the age of the false saint, bystanders watch as their statues are torn up by their roots. One by one, perhaps without realizing, they are herded like cattle into the heart of the city of strangers, where the streets are decorated with garbage, and their ancestor's flag burns. They press onward, each believing that he is marching to his own beat.