If only men would do what they should.
The quote "If only men would do what they should," from Tad Williams' book "The Dragonbone Chair," expresses a yearning for responsibility and integrity among men. It suggests a deep frustration with human behavior, pointing to the idea that if individuals acted according to moral duty, many problems could be avoided. This sentiment reflects a common theme in literature where characters grapple with the consequences of choices and the importance of ethical conduct.
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