IsoldA: The only way to be alone is to behave as though we are alone already.

Victor Pelevin
IsoldA: The only way to be alone is to behave...
IsoldA: The only way to be alone is to behave...
IsoldA: The only way to be alone is to behave...
IsoldA: The only way to be alone is to behave...
About This Quote

IsoldA is a Norwegian princess who lived in the 12th century. She was known for her intellectual curiosity and her integrity. The quote above is a short summary of her life and how she chose to live it.

Source: The Helmet Of Horror: The Myth Of Theseus And The Minotaur

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