Conscience Speaks and Sells Mercy in a Twisted Tale
A narrator recounts his encounter with a grotesquely clever conscience who exposes past misdeeds and prompts remorse. After bouts of cruelty and manipulation, the conscience is killed and the speaker proclaims bliss, boasting of past crimes and a morbid warning from Mark Twain's Atlantic piece.
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