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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Please help me interpret this sentence

"Indeed, those who kill, and kills more after they killed their first, never will they be forgiven".

Does this means:
A: If you stop killing, you will be forgiven
B: As long as you kill, and kill more after you killed my first, it doesn't matter what you do, you will never be forgiven.
C: Others (please state)

Thanks.

  

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anonymous "Indeed, those who kill, and kills more after they killed their first, never will they be forgiven". That is a bit garbled. Is it from a video game?

— Anonymous

  • anonymous "Indeed, those who kill, and kills more after they killed their first, never will they be forgiven".
  • That is a bit garbled.
  • Is it from a video game?
  • It sounds like would-be-antique flowery nonsense.
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anonymous"Indeed, those who kill, and kills more after they killed their first, never will they be forgiven".

That is a bit garbled. Is it from a video game? It sounds like would-be-antique flowery nonsense.

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