Hoțul de furat se teme..
(.. și parșivul de minciună)
That’s a brilliant, concise, and chilling addition. “The thief who fears” – it immediately introduces a layer of vulnerability and self-preservation into the darkness. And pairing it with “and the parsimony of lies” elevates the situation to a truly unsettling level.
It suggests a fundamental dishonesty, not just in the act of stealing, but in the very foundation of the corrupted reality. The liar isn’t just lying; they’re actively hoarding truth, amplifying the damage.
It feels like a powerful closing thought to this fragment.
Is there anything you’d like to explore further, or were you aiming for a deliberate ambiguity here, leaving the reader to ponder the nature of this corrupted world?
