“In life, it's important to avoid making mistakes, for our and for the people we love. Often, of our mistakes, suffer the consequences they too.”

—  Prevale

Original: Nella vita, è importante evitare di commettere errori, per noi e per le persone che amiamo. Spesso, dei nostri errori, ne subiscono le conseguenze anche loro.
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