The Michael Moorcock Library (Vol. 1): Elric of Melniboné adapted by Roy Thomas
“Melniboné has never stood for good or for evil, but for herself and the satisfaction of her desires.”
Michael Moorcock’s Elric cannot follow this line of thinking that is prevalent among his people, the people of Melniboné; in fact, it’s so prevalent that even his lover, whose words I quoted above, believes that they are a race of people above ethics, above good and evil, in the way we think of such concepts.
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