Twelve highlanders and a bagpipe make a rebellion.

Summary

This quote suggests that even a small group of determined individuals, symbolized by the twelve highlanders, along with a distinctive symbol of their heritage and passion (the bagpipe), can ignite and lead a rebellion. It illustrates the idea that it is not necessarily the number of people involved that determines the strength of a movement, but rather their unity, determination, and ability to rally others behind a common cause. Despite their small numbers, their collective spirit and powerful symbol can have a significant impact and potentially inspire others to join in the rebellion.

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