He made a speech during their convention where he described how even he was not satisfied with all things in the constitution, but it was for the greater good that one should move past it and unite for the cause.
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I think that Everyman is now happy and ready to face the reckoning after he put on the garment of contrition.
He is happy that Good deeds is able to accompany him. With Good deeds as his companion and wearing true contrition, Everyman will be made worthy of his eternal glory.
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