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And what if i never go of my own free will? will you pitch me from some window so that i must fly or fall? will you bolt all shutters after me? you had better, because i'll knock and knock and knock until i fall down dead. i'll have no wings that take me away from you.

-Anne Rice

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Anne Rice

And what if i never go of my own free will? will you pitch me from some window so that i must fly or fall? will you bolt all shutters after me? you had better, because i'll knock and knock and knock until i fall down dead. i'll have no wings that take me away from you.

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