Title: What does 'thus always to tyrants' mean? - Quora
Headings: What does "thus always to tyrants" mean?
What does "thus always to tyrants" mean?
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Content: So he made himself loved by all who met him, and to be seen as a true king, to lessen the effect of such required tyranny. At least they would not object too much to his actions as he worked. The Emperor, as we know him, did not exist before the unification wars as he did after. He was a wanderer, anonymous and unassuming. He was happy to give little nudges, which turned out to be many of the most crucial scientific breakthroughs, yes, but mostly kept to himself, content to watch. And that’s one of the truly saddest things about his sacrifice. That despite all he strove to be, despite Horus, and chaos and all his foes, he became the one thing he truly never wanted to be. A tyrant ruler of a cruel kingdom. His greatest nightmare. I’d imagine he would be okay with being slain by Horus, relieved almost, but ultimately could not, because he saw how thoughtlessly cruel Horus was to humanity, as he obliterated Pious without a sideways glance, and as such had to slay him.