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"And a man with strong desires, you say, might change?" "Without being aware of it, yes; he might turn savage, his instincts and desires turn animal. AND A MAN WITH STRONG DESIRES YOU SAY MIGHT CHANGE WITHOUT BEING AWARE OF IT YES HE MIGHT TURN SAVAGE HIS INSTINCTS AND DESIRES TURN ANIMAL
aming in its primitive sleep." "In time," I put in, "you mean a man living here might become brutal?" "The passions would run wild, selfishness become supreme, the instincts coarsen and turn savage probably." "But—" "In other places just as wild, parts of Italy for instance, where there are other moderating influences, it could not happen. The character might grow wild, savage too in a sense, but with a human wildness one could understand and deal with. But here, in a hard place like this, it might be otherwise." He spoke slowly, weighing his words carefully. I looked at him with many questions in my eyes, and a precautionary cry to Sangree to stay in the fore part of the boat, out of earshot. "First of all there would come callousness to pain, and indifference to the rights of others. Then the soul would turn savage, not from passionate human causes, or with enthusiasm, but by deadening down into a kind of cold, primitive, emotionless savagery—by turning, like the landscape, soulless. E HAS NEVER AWAKENED INTO LIFE IT'S STILL DREAMING IN ITS PRIMITIVE SLEEP IN TIME I PUT IN YOU MEAN A MAN LIVING HERE MIGHT BECOME BRUTAL THE PASSIONS WOULD RUN WILD SELFISHNESS BECOME SUPREME THE INSTINCTS COARSEN AND TURN SAVAGE PROBABLY BUT IN OTHER PLACES JUST AS WILD PARTS OF ITALY FOR INSTANCE WHERE THERE ARE OTHER MODERATING INFLUENCES IT COULD NOT HAPPEN THE CHARACTER MIGHT GROW WILD SAVAGE TOO IN A SENSE BUT WITH A HUMAN WILDNESS ONE COULD UNDERSTAND AND DEAL WITH BUT HERE IN A HARD PLACE LIKE THIS IT MIGHT BE OTHERWISE HE SPOKE SLOWLY WEIGHING HIS WORDS CAREFULLY I LOOKED AT HIM WITH MANY QUESTIONS IN MY EYES AND A PRECAUTIONARY CRY TO SANGREE TO STAY IN THE FORE PART OF THE BOAT OUT OF EARSHOT FIRST OF ALL THERE WOULD COME CALLOUSNESS TO PAIN AND INDIFFERENCE TO THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS THEN THE SOUL WOULD TURN SAVAGE NOT FROM PASSIONATE HUMAN CAUSES OR WITH ENTHUSIASM BUT BY DEADENING DOWN INTO A KIND OF COLD PRIMITIVE EMOTIONLESS SAVAGERY BY TURNING LIKE THE LANDSCAPE SOULLESS
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