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The Brothers Karmarazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky

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"If God does not exist, everything is permitted."


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A figure in shadow stands in a vibrant, graffiti-filled alley, holding a book. A speech bubble quotes, If God does not exist, everything is permitted. A shadowy figure stands against a dramatic sky swirling with dark clouds and glowing pink and blue light, echoing the theme: If God does not exist, everything is permitted.

"What is hell? I maintain that it is the suffering of being unable to love."


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A solitary figure stands on a rocky ledge amidst a fiery landscape, with swirling clouds and crimson light, embodying the torment of love's absence as reflected in the quote about hell. A somber figure in a dark cloak stands alone in a barren landscape under a full moon, evoking the despair of being unable to love, as suggested by the quote on hell.

"The mystery of human existence lies not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for."


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A solitary figure stands on a rocky ledge, gazing into a starry sky as the sun sets, embodying the search for purpose in life's vast mysteries. A vibrant, abstract figure surrounded by a swirling cosmos of colors embodies the quest for meaning and purpose in life, reflecting the essence of human existence.

"Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart."


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A lone figure in traditional armor stands on a hillside, gazing at a looming full moon above a dark, eerie landscape of twisted trees and distant lights, evoking themes of pain and introspection. A cloaked figure stands alone on a sandy dune, silhouetted against a glowing red sun, embodying themes of pain and suffering intertwined with deep intelligence and emotion.

"Man is what he believes."


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A serene elderly man in traditional attire meditates on a wooden platform, surrounded by blossoming cherry trees, embodying the essence of belief and introspection. A stylized, blue geometric figure of a woman with a serene expression, adorned with a white draped garment and an origami crane on her shoulder, embodying the quote Man is what he believes.

"The man who is truly great cannot deny himself; he is what he is and no more."


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A powerful figure in a traditional black kimono stands confidently, embodying the essence of self-acceptance from the quote: The man who is truly great cannot deny himself. A geometric portrait of a man with striking blue eyes and a confident expression, surrounded by vibrant circular patterns, reflecting the essence of authenticity and self-acceptance.

"The more I love humanity in general, the less I love man in particular."


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A young woman with flowing dark hair and green eyes stands on a deserted street, city skyline in the background, embodying the quote about love for humanity versus individuals. A surreal landscape filled with figures in a wave-like pattern, each face reflecting a mix of emotions, embodying the quote about loving humanity yet struggling with individual connections. A young woman with long, curly hair sits in a dimly lit, rustic corridor, gazing thoughtfully into the distance, embodying the quote about love for humanity versus individuals.

"I love mankind, but I am amazed at the individual."


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A silhouetted figure stands contemplatively on a rocky ledge against a twilight sky, embodying the contrast between love for mankind and the complexity of the individual. A young man gazes confidently at the camera, bathed in warm golden light, reflecting the quote I love mankind, but I am amazed at the individual.

"It is not wise to be wiser than is necessary."


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A figure in a dark cloak stands on a rocky ledge, gazing up at a swirling cosmos of vibrant colors, where a bright light at the center conveys a sense of wonder and contemplation. A contemplative man in a suit sits in an armchair, smoking a pipe. Surrounded by books, his expression reflects the wisdom found in the quote, It is not wise to be wiser than is necessary.

"Each of us is guilty of the good we did not do."


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A hooded figure stands in a dimly lit alley, gently cradling a white flower in their hands, symbolizing the unfulfilled opportunities of good actions not taken. A figure in a red cloak stands in a desolate landscape, gazing at a sign that reads, Each of us is guilty of the good we did not do, with a vivid sunset in the background.
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