There is no disappointment so deep, no betrayal so wounding, as that felt by those who put their faith in someone who turns out to be, well, not as hoped.
This is not, on the part of the chosen one, turncoat betrayal but rather that the leopard hadn’t changed spots, but was mistaken, in a rush of enthusiasm, for a darling spotted fawn.
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