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131
If
there
was
a
flaw
in
Eternity
,
it
involved
women
.
He
had
known
the
flaw
for
what
it
was
from
almost
his
first
entrance
into
Eternity
,
but
he
felt
it
personally
only
that
day
he
had
first
met
Noys
.
From
that
moment
it
had
been
an
easy
path
to
this
one
,
in
which
he
stood
false
to
his
oath
as
an
Eternal
and
to
everything
in
which
he
had
believed
.
132
For
what
?
133
For
Noys
.
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134
And
he
was
not
ashamed
.
It
was
that
which
really
rocked
him
.
He
was
not
ashamed
.
He
felt
no
guilt
for
the
crescendo
of
crimes
he
had
committed
,
to
which
this
latest
addition
of
the
unethical
use
of
confidential
Life
-
Plotting
could
rank
only
as
a
peccadillo
.
135
He
would
do
worse
than
his
worst
if
he
had
to
.
136
For
the
first
time
the
specific
and
express
thought
came
to
him
.
And
though
he
pushed
it
away
in
horror
,
he
knew
that
,
having
once
come
,
it
would
return
.
137
The
thought
was
simply
this
:
That
he
would
ruin
Eternity
,
if
he
had
to
.
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138
The
worst
of
it
was
that
he
knew
he
had
the
power
to
do
it
.
139
Harlan
stood
at
the
gateway
to
Time
and
thought
of
himself
in
new
ways
.
It
had
been
very
simple
once
.
There
were
such
things
as
ideals
,
or
at
least
catchwords
,
to
live
by
and
for
.
Every
stage
of
an
Eternal
s
life
had
a
reason
.
How
did
"
Basic
Principles
"
start
?
140
"
The
life
of
an
Eternal
may
be
divided
into
four
parts
.
.
.
"