Quote by Arthur C. Clarke, Rama Revealed

Invade me now, my ruthless friend,

Invade me now, my ruthless friend,

Summary

The quote suggests a desire for confrontation and challenges someone to face the speaker head-on. It implies a readiness to engage with a powerful adversary, embracing the idea of being tested and proving one's strength or resilience. The use of the term "ruthless friend" adds an intriguing layer, hinting at a complex relationship where the boundaries between friend and foe might blur. Overall, the quote captures a fearless attitude and a willingness to confront difficult situations.

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By Arthur C. Clarke, Rama Revealed

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