Quote by Victor Hugo

When liberty returns, I will return.

When liberty returns, I will return.

Summary

This quote suggests that the person speaking values freedom and is willing to contribute and be present when liberty is restored. It implies that there may be a time or situation where their freedom is diminished or compromised, but they are committed to being active and present once that freedom is regained. It could also be a statement of loyalty and dedication to the principles of liberty, indicating that the individual identifies closely with the notion of freedom and will align themselves with it.

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