Stephen felt, at
the better moments, the love for them that Gray had demanded. Their
desperate courage, born from necessity, was nevertheless endearing. The
grimmer, harder, more sardonic they became, the more he cared for them.
Still he could not quite believe them; he could not comprehend the lengths
to which they allowed themselves to be driven. He had been curious to see
how far they could be taken, but his interest had slackened when he saw
the answer: that there were no boundaries they would not cross, no limits
to what they would endure.
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courage:
mod
necessity: nødvendighed
endearing: indtagende
grim: barsk
sardonic: kynisk
comprehend: forstå, begribe
lengths: hvor langt
slackened: mindsket
boundaries: grænser
endure: tåle, gennemleve
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