Man That You Fear (Marilyn Manson)

Man That You Fear (Marilyn Manson)

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"I thought of my memories of my precious daughter and my perfect wife and what they would feel in less than an hour. I wasn't worried for me...I was worried and sad for them, that I would have to leave them behind. Elise would not have a husband to support her anymore and she would have to take on the task of supporting Evangeline and a new baby soon enough. Evangeline would live the rest of her life with faint memories of me, nightmares of what was about to happen to her Daddy, the one who left her when she was barely old enough to take on all of it. The baby would never grow up with a father, it would never know him or be held by him. I wasn't being selfish in thinking any of this, but was only thinking of what they would have to endure...it wasn't how the family was supposed to be. The Stoning and every last person who supported it was responsible not only for the deaths of innocent people and many other countless things, but also of tearing apart a family, breaking what should be."
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"You're gonna get stabbed one of these days, seriously." I used to just laugh off my friends' warnings. Blessed with a silver tongue, I'd toyed with countless women since I was a child, and my college days were spent cycling through dozens of them. I was that kind of womanizing scumbag, and I genuinely believed there was no way I'd ever get stabbed in a law-abiding country like Japan. ...That is, until the night an ex-girlfriend I'd carelessly tossed aside stabbed me in the back. As my consciousness faded, I remembered my grandmother's words, "Everything you do comes back to you," and I died regretting my own foolishness.

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