Who can I trust?" Arthur blurted out. "Those who wish you well," said the Old One. "Not those who wish to use you well. Be a player, not a pawn
"Who can I trust?" Arthur asked anxiously. The Old One responded, suggesting that trust should be placed in people who genuinely care about him, not those who aim to manipulate or use him for their own purposes. The emphasis is on discernment and choosing allies wisely.
The Old One's words imply that one should be proactive and strategic, taking control of their own fate rather than passively being manipulated. It's better to be a player in life's game, making conscious decisions, than to be a pawn controlled by others' intentions.
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