Don't worry. I no longer have any expectation, you're free from whatever that was. I don't need you to show me some path, or anti-path, however you want to look at it.
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Snoke was right about one thing. But he was wrong about the part that mattered. He said I had too much of my Father's heart, and that it weakened me. And at home I set out to prove him wrong about the former. But here, I'm going to prove him wrong about the latter. It's not a weakness. It's a strength. Eliot showed me that.