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{{a|g|[[File:Ironmountain1.jpg|thumb|center|400px|''As they open the rear gates to the Citadel a final time they will give you your box and cast you out, nameless, pastless, futureless.'' St. Pimco, 14:2-3.]]}}{{Quote|You can’t run away forever, but there’s nothing wrong with getting a good head start.

{{quote|{{font|garamond}}<small>¹ And they will open the rear gates to the Citadel and they will cast you out. And they will give unto you your cardboard box. <br>² And you will be nameless. Ans you will have no future. And you will have no past. And you will be as barren as badland earth. <br>³ And they will fire no cannons. And they will sing no lamentations. For they will acknowledge not your time on earth. <br>⁴ And they will wipe the record clean of you. And expunge you utterly: your saintly works; the temple on earth you made; all that was great, and all that was okay, and all the massèd hoards that were mediocre. And they will destroy the vain memorials erected to your greatness: they will tear them brick from brick until nothing remains but rubble strewn across a salted wasteland. <br>⁵ And your legacy shall be the atoms: the dust that blows, the silt that accretes, the dunes that form from the anonymised dust of countless for forsaken souls like yours. <br>⁶ For it is written: The Iron Mountain shall be the place from which no mortal soul returns. <br>⁷ We are but dust.</small>}}