Quote by Madame Dorothe Deluzy

One crime is everything, two is nothing.

One crime is everything, two is nothing.

Summary

This quote suggests that committing a single crime carries significant weight and consequence, whereas committing multiple crimes implies a lack of significance or impact. It implies that the severity of a single crime should not be underestimated, as every illegal act holds consequences. However, when an individual repeatedly engages in criminal behavior, the cumulative effect diminishes the significance of each subsequent action, making them seem less noteworthy or consequential.

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By Madame Dorothe Deluzy

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