"If I could trade his life for mine, he'd be standing here right now. And you'd smile, that would be enough." There are times where the words go deep. There is suffering too terrible to name. The moments where you're in so deep, it feels much easier to just swim down. Wouldn't it be worse that at the time of grief, your worst enemy comes in to presumably ruin you even more? But maybe that's not their purpose. Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton have always been enemies. They have opposing beliefs and philosophies, which are ones each other doesn't want to accept. But as they say, finding common problems can lead to an understanding of two enemies; no matter where you came from, no matter who you are. Hamilton belongs to Lin-Manuel Miranda
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