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Taravangian is a pragmatic man who considers his duty as taking the responsibility of doing whatever it takes to have a "better world". He has two quotes that show this: "Someone must stain their souls so others may live. Society offers us up to trudge through dirty waters so others may be clean."{{book ref|sa3|86}} The other is when he is asked on what he would do if there are four men and you are sure three are guilty but not sure who is the innocent he replies "To prevent murder to happen again … I must hang them and weep."{{book ref|sa3|28}} He doesn't believe in religion. He considers religion as something that fills gaps and brings a sense of comfort which prevents understanding. This is opposed to his trust in the Diagram, as this is the result of his raw intelligence.{{book ref|sa3|i|5}}

 

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