“For now, his usual reliance on charm would do little until he’d mastered the art of goodness. Magnus knew people well enough and was worse for it. People weren’t inherently good. Any fool believing that believed in fairness in the world and the value of opinions – particularly their own.”

“For now, his usual reliance on charm would do little until he’d mastered the art of goodness. Magnus knew people well enough and was worse for it. People weren’t inherently good. Any fool believing that believed in fairness in the world and the value of opinions – particularly their own.”

— Robert J. Power