Os deuses morrem. E, quando morrem mesmo, são esquecidos e ninguém os chora. As ideias são mais difíceis de matar do que as pessoas, mas, no fim, é possível matá-las.

Summary

This quote suggests that gods, once they die and are forgotten, no one mourns their loss. It implies that even ideas, though more resilient than people, can be killed in the end. The quote highlights the transience and impermanence of both gods and ideas, emphasizing the idea that even the most powerful and enduring concepts can eventually be erased and forgotten.

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