A Quote by Gail Simone
I feel humanity is often displayed in how we react to our mistakes and the misdeeds committed against us.
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There was humiliations, cruelty, abuse, violence. And they were all the time trying to put to fight the prisoners one against the other, filling us with wrong information about the others or giving privileges to some so that the others would feel jealous and would react. And I could see how they were manipulating us.
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