Quote by Terry Pratchett

You'll get into dreadful trouble and it won't be my fault. You are bad people.

You'll get into dreadful trouble and it won't be my fault. Y

Summary

This quote implies that the speaker believes that the actions of the individuals being addressed will lead to negative consequences or consequences they consider as "dreadful trouble". The speaker distances themselves from any responsibility, claiming it won't be their fault. The quote also suggests a judgment on the character of these individuals, labeling them as "bad people". Overall, it seems to serve as a warning or a criticism of the potential outcomes of the actions of the addressed individuals.

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Responsibility

By Terry Pratchett

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