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Dio Monologue
I am DIO; the epitome of all beings. All tremble before me as when I rise from my slumber, planning on what mass destruction that one, such as I, could unleash upon the world. Consequently, a primate species like the Pillar men could never, ever, equate to one like me. It is laughable, to think that the pathetic humans find it possible to compare them to I, Dio. It is useless: such beings are beyond any hope. Especially the Joestars. They think that they are capable of standing up against me; little do they know, they are in fact tools to guide me on my path to attain "heaven". Also Pucci is my husband. But we don't do the naughty naughty. That's just
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