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The degeneracy of... I can still...

Quote	My obsession caused this great foulness, and it is shameful that I must rely upon you to set it right.
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Description	This is a quote from Darkest Dungeon. This quote is from 'Entering the hamlet.'
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Category	Entering the hamlet

The degeneracy of... I can still...

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Category: Entering the hamlet
Quote: In truth I cannot tell how much time has passed since I sent that letter.

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Quote: We dug for months, years — an eternity. And we were rewarded with madness.

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Quote: An eternity of futile struggle — a penance for my unspeakable transgressions.

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Quote: The poor Caretaker, I fear his long-standing duties here have ...affected him.

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Quote: Once, our estate was the envy of this land...

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Quote: Our family name, once so well regarded, is now barely whispered aloud by decent folk.

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Quote: There is a great horror beneath the manor: a Crawling Chaos that must be destroyed!

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Quote: Curiosity, interest, and obsession — mile markers on my road to damnation.

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Quote: You answered the letter — now like me, you are part of this place.

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Quote: I was lord of this place, before the crows and rats made it their domain.

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Quote: I can still see their angry faces as they stormed the manor, but I was dead before they found me, and the letter was on its way.

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Quote: The plume and the pistol — a fitting end to my folly, and a curse upon us all.

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Quote: All the decadent horrors I have seen pale in comparison with that final, crowning thing. I could not look, nor could I look away!

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Quote: Trouble yourself not with the cost of this crusade - its noble end affords you broad tolerance in your choice of means.

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Quote: All my life, I could feel an insistent gnawing in the back of my mind. It was a yearning, a thirst for discovery that could be neither numbed, nor sated.

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Quote: In time, you will know the tragic extent of my failings...

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Quote: Can you feel it? The walls between the sane world and that unplumbed dimension of delirium are tenuously thin here...

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Quote: The degeneracy of the Hamlet is nothing, I fear, when compared to the condition of surrounding acres.

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Quote: I see something long-absent in the sunken faces of passersby - a glimmer of hope.

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Quote: I remember days when the sun shone, and laughter could be heard from the tavern.

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