I broke every rule of my kind to heal you and keep you with me. I married you and burned down an entire city to keep you safe. I've killed for you. Did you think I'd forget what you mean to me? That anything in this world-in any world-would be stronger than my love for you?
In "Opposition" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character expresses profound devotion through immense sacrifices and actions. They detail how they have defied their own nature and social norms to protect and retain their loved one, emphasizing the lengths they've gone to, including marriage and severe destruction. This reveals the intensity of their feelings and the deep connection they share.
The quote encapsulates a powerful declaration of love, illustrating that no obstacle or past deed can diminish their bond. The character's willingness to commit drastic acts, including violence, signifies that love can lead to extraordinary choices, reinforcing the idea that true affection transcends any challenges faced in the world.
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