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He preaches moderation.
He enables hasty, risky plans.

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He preaches moderation.
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He preaches patience.
He urges immediate public confession.

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He preaches obedience.
He enables Juliet’s arranged marriage.

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He preaches peace.
He joins the violent street fighting.

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