Anthony DoerrWhat the war did to the dreamers.
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What the war did to the dreamers. The dreamers were those who were so driven by a desire to live a better life that they fought and died for it. They were the ones who refused to accept their lot in life and refused to lie down and give up. The dreamers were the people of courage, who had a vision of a better world, and who refused to be satisfied with anything less than that vision.
Source: All The Light We Cannot See
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