V.S. CarnesKas was right: a woman could destroy a man. This one could do so, simply by knowing his name. She could do so, simply with her eyes.
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Kas was right: a woman could destroy a man. This one could do so, simply by knowing his name. She could do so, simply with her eyes. This quote is about how much power a woman has over a man.
Just by knowing his name or just by looking at him. Men are weak and women are strong. Men will do things for you, but women actually have to be pushed to do it.
The fact that the woman was able to destroy the man just by knowing his name or just by staring into his eyes is very scary.
Source: Sand For Dreams
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