demons summer
think "All nations will continue to exist forever. You do not believe that any time they will be gone. The Sinnissippi were so. They did not believe that they would ever be eradicated. But that's exactly what happened. Dewin People , nest, also believes this. They will survive forever, they think. Nbichts can destroy them, delete them so completely from the world and history, that only its name remains. you have such confidence in their invulnerability. And but begins to be destroyed already. It comes very gradually, in small steps. Bit by bit they lose their faith in your own life is filled with ever-increasing cynicism. Small acts of kindness and charity are considered as meaningless or as a sign of weakness. Small mistakes lead to significant behavior. It is not enough to ignore the rudeness of others, they must be repaid in kind. People are intolerant and quick to make, to judgments about others. They are without quality. If a man claims God spoke to him, promptly announced another, it was a false god was. If no shelter the homeless see, they are certainly to blame for their situation. If the poor have no job, then this is surely because they do not want. If someone whose life does not match yours, is struck by a serious illness, he certainly has the self-inflicted.
Look at your people, Nest Freemark. Your people have their old people in the lurch. They avoid the sick. They neglect their children. They make all down who are different. You make every day acts of embezzlement, fraud and corruption. They promote lies that undermine people's faith. Every little darkness is the breeding ground for a new one. Every little case of anger, bitterness, pettiness and greed creates another. They are haunted by a sense of futility. They feel powerless to effect even the smallest change. Your insanity is created by them, yet they are powerless against him because they refuse to recognize its origin. They are at war with itself, but they do not even try to fathom the nature of the battle, which they suggest.
believe only a handful of your people, that life in this country today is better than it was twenty years ago? Do you think that the dark things that inhabit it, have become less threatening? Do they feel in their homes and cities safer today? Do they feel that honor, trust and compassion weigh more than greed, deception and contempt? Can you assure me that you do not fear them?
We recognize not always the thing that comes to destroy us. That is the lesson of Sinnissippi. It can take many different forms. Perhaps it was my people was destroyed by a world that demanded a change, who do not join. But there is reason to believe that your people destroyed themselves "
Terry Brooks -. Demons summer, p. 114-115
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