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Everyone Always Talks About "You Cannot Have My Pain," And With Good Reason, But I Think This Is My Favourite
Everyone always talks about "You Cannot Have My Pain," and with good reason, but I think this is my favourite Dalinar moment
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Everyone always talks about "You Cannot Have My Pain," and with good reason, but I think this is my favourite Dalinar moment
In my class in primary school there was a Cody and a Kody, and we had to differentiate them by calling one "Cody with a C" and the other "Kody with a K". I have no idea why we did that, their last names weren't long so it would've been more efficient to just do that...
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drink water