I do not bring forgiveness with me, nor forgetfulness. The only ones who can forgive are dead the living have no right to forget.

Summary

This quote suggests that forgiveness and the ability to forget are beyond the capacity of the living. It implies that forgiveness can only be granted by those who have passed away, while the living should not try to forget the wrongs done to them. It implies that it is the duty of the living to remember and learn from past transgressions rather than seeking forgiveness or trying to erase them from memory.

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