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All he wanted to do was protect her, but wasn't he being selfish in deciding that they should die together on that ship? Was he not forgetting himself? Even though he had a despicable life, he didn't think he was capable of taking someone's life. The ship was about to sink, what would be the best option? Run away, or die with your only friend?
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