Quote by Virgil

I saw these terrible things,and took great part in them.

I saw these terrible things,and took great part in them.

Summary

This quote reflects the acknowledgement of personal involvement and culpability in witnessing and participating in disturbing or horrifying events. The speaker acknowledges their active role in those actions. It suggests a sense of remorse or guilt for having been a part of these terrible things, highlighting the gravity and impact of their actions. It reflects a self-awareness and possibly a desire for accountability or redemption.

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