For the good of all, I say: Be careful, the brutality of the world must not be more powerful or attractive than love and friendship.
In Elie Wiesel's book "Hostage," the author emphasizes the importance of love and friendship in a world filled with brutality. He warns against allowing the harshness of life to overshadow the fundamental human connections that define us. Wiesel's message is a call to prioritize compassion and understanding amidst the challenges we face.
His quote reflects a profound insight into the human condition, urging readers to be vigilant against the seductive nature of violence and despair. Wiesel's work serves as a reminder that, despite the darkness that can permeate our existence, it is love and camaraderie that must ultimately guide our actions and choices.
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