Quote by George Eliot

Consequences are unpitying.

Consequences are unpitying.

Summary

This quote suggests that the consequences of our actions are merciless and unforgiving. It implies that our choices and behaviors have repercussions that we must endure, regardless of our intentions or desires. It serves as a reminder that we should think carefully about our actions, as even small decisions can have significant and sometimes irreversible outcomes. Additionally, it underscores the importance of taking responsibility for our choices and being prepared to face the consequences that come with them.

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