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Not in entire forgetfulness,

And not in utter nakedness,

But trailing clouds of glory, do we come

From God, who is our home:

Heaven lies about us in our infancy.
—William Wordsworth

Children are pure. They know who's the strongest.

—MASK DE Smith, Killer 7

Don't you believe the world can change if children with a sense of justice, like Maki, are allowed to grow up with their innocence untouched?

—L, L: Change the World

People often ask me about my children's reactions to the tattoo. I don't believe they noticed it for a long time. To them, it was like a mole, like a birthmark. Or could they have thought that all mothers are numbered? By the time they knew this was not anything I was born with, they knew the story. But I do recall a question Rafael asked when he was about six years old: "Mother, are you sure you didn't do anything wrong when they did this to you?" For a six year old, the world has to be just; goodness should be rewarded and only bad people should be punished.

—The Haggadah of Anna Ornstein

The children were party dissatisfied with it because it did not end with a Day of Judgment; because it was never revealed to the hero and heroine that the dog had been faithful and the cat faithless. For children are innocent and love justice; while most of us are wicked and naturally prefer mercy.

—G. K. Chesterton

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-{{quote|''Don't you believe the world can change if children with a sense of justice, like Maki, are allowed to grow up with their innocence untouched?'' |'''[[Death Note (Manga)|L]]''', ''[[L Change the World (Film)|L Change the World]]''}}
+{{quote|''Don't you believe the world can change if children with a sense of justice, like Maki, are allowed to grow up with their innocence untouched?'' |'''[[Death Note|L]]''', ''[[L: Change the World]]''}}
 {{quote|''People often ask me about my children's reactions to [[World War II|the tattoo]]. I don't believe they noticed it for a long time. To them, it was like a mole, like a birthmark. Or could they have thought that all mothers are numbered? By the time they knew this was not anything I was born with, they knew the story. But I do recall a question Rafael asked when he was about six years old: "Mother, are you sure you didn't do ''anything'' wrong when they did this to you?" For a six year old, the world has to be just; goodness should be rewarded and only bad people should be punished.''|''The Haggadah of Anna Ornstein''}}
-{{quote|''The children were party dissatisfied with it because it did not end with a Day of Judgment; because it was never revealed to the hero and heroine that the dog had been faithful and the cat faithless. For children are innocent and love justice; while most of us are wicked and naturally prefer mercy.''|'''[[GK Chesterton]]'''}}
+{{quote|''The children were party dissatisfied with it because it did not end with a Day of Judgment; because it was never revealed to the hero and heroine that the dog had been faithful and the cat faithless. For children are innocent and love justice; while most of us are wicked and naturally prefer mercy.''|'''[[G. K. Chesterton]]'''}}
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