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Fortune does not so much change men, as it unmasks them.

Fortune does not so much change men, as it unmasks them.

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This quote suggests that being rich or achieving success does not necessarily change a person's essence or character. Instead, it reveals their true nature. Fortune simply exposes individuals for who they truly are, uncovering their intentions, values, and morality. It implies that people's inherent traits and principles remain intact regardless of their external circumstances, and their true selves are unmasked and revealed when they experience fortune or good fortune.

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