Quote by Cassandra Clare

You could know a man not by what his friends said about him, but by how he treated his servants.

You could know a man not by what his friends said about him,

Summary

This quote suggests that the true character of a person cannot be determined solely by the opinions of their friends, but rather by observing how they treat those in subordinate positions, specifically servants. It implies that someone who is kind, respectful, and considerate towards their servants is likely to possess positive qualities and traits. By focusing on how a person behaves towards those who are less privileged, this quote implies that a person's true nature and values can be revealed in their actions towards those who are vulnerable or have less status.

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Character Paraphrased Paranormal Young Teen

By Cassandra Clare

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