#bertolt brecht

by Bertolt Brecht tr. John Willett

Everything changes. You can make A fresh start with your final breath. But what has happened has happened. And the water You once poured into the wine cannot be Drained off again.

Bank robbery is the work of amateurs. True professionals start a bank.

finally here i share my

🫀 revolutionary books set🫀

which includes vintage covers and original inside pages for a series of mostly leftist /theoretical and some literary irl books! titles include the communist manifesto, gender trouble by judith butler, women, race & class by angela davis, orientalism by edward said, tolstoy's anna karenina, v for vendetta original comics, and many more.

fully functional and FREE!

all books have in-game effects: either skill increase or focused, inspired, flirty, or energized moodlets.

skills include logic, charisma, and research and debate

should be mostly base game compatible (but lmk if not and i'll do my best to address it), research and debate skill ones require Discover University EP

they are divided between leon's books and constance's books, since i created them primarily for my own and @chiamomo 's gameplay (constance is her OC). see below for the in-game previews:

but if your sims feel more literarily inclined, then i direct you to:

i made much fewer books for constance because the sims 4 already has a surprisingly wide selection of base game books about music, poetry, and parody versions of various irl literary classics that constance would be interested in reading. i felt a need to make leftist books particularly because there was none in the game (not surprisingly lol).

✨ download all here ✨

@alwaysfreecc

also shout out to @simkatu for creating such wonderful reading animation overrides for the sims 4!!

Slave, who is it who shall free you? Those in deepest darkness lying, Comrade, these alone shall see you, They alone can hear you crying. Comrade, only slaves can free you.

Everything or nothing. All of us or none. One alone his lot can't better, Choose the gun or fetter. Everything or nothing. All of us or none.

You who hunger, who shall feed you? If it's bread you would be carving, Come to us, we, too, are starving. Come to us and let us lead you. Only hungry men can feed you.

Everything or nothing. All of us or none. One alone his lot can't better, Choose the gun or fetter. Everything or nothing. All of us or none.

Beaten man, who shall avenge you? You, on whom the blows are falling, Hear your wounded brothers calling: Weakness gives us strength to lend you, Comrade, come, we shall avenge you.

Everything or nothing. All of us or none. One alone his lot can't better, Choose the gun or fetter. Everything or nothing. All of us or none.

Who, O ruined man, shall dare it? He, who can no longer bear it, Counts the blows that arm his spirit, Taught the time by need and sorrow, Strikes today and not tomorrow.