“A lot of things are changing.”
“We’re still fighting.”
“I don’t want it to be like before.”
“Even though we say ‘no,’ it still doesn’t matter.”
“You don’t know who to turn to.”
“It’s like they’re drawing blood.”
“We’ll still be here.”
“Things are never, ever going to be the same.”
“Resisting is hard.”
“There’s no one regulating anything.”
“The herbs are harder to find.”
“People here are friendly.”
“When do the people become important?”
“You have a responsibility.”
“It’s two worlds.”
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