If you live as he whom you are He will come running against you.
If you live as he whom you are, He will come running against you impetuously, and you can hardly miss him.
He will lay violent hands on you and force you into slavery if you do not remember your terrible weapon, which you have always used in his service against yourself You will be cunning, terrible, and cold if you make the beautiful and much loved fall.
But you should not kill him, even if he suffers and writhes in unbearable agony.
Bind the holy Sebastian to a tree and slowly and rationally shoot arrow after arrow into his twitching flesh. When you do so, remind yourself that each arrow that strikes him spares one of your dwarfish and lame brothers.
So you may shoot many arrows. But there is a misunderstanding that occurs all too frequently and is almost ineradicable: Men always want to destroy the beautiful and much loved outside of themselves, but never within themselves. ~Carl Jung; Red Book
