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I have lost everything. Lost everything.Everything. - William Herondale

I have lost everything. Lost everything.Everything. - Willia

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In this quote, William Herondale expresses a deep sense of hopelessness and despair. By repeating the phrase "lost everything," he emphasizes the magnitude of his loss, suggesting that he has been emptied of all possessions, relationships, or purpose. This quote encapsulates the overwhelming devastation he feels, encompassing every aspect of his life. It highlights the profound emotional state of utter desolation and the sensation of being completely bereft.

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