Quote by Orson Scott Card

Love is random; fear is inevitable.

Love is random; fear is inevitable.

Summary

This quote suggests that love has no specific pattern or logic to it; it can happen unexpectedly and without reason. On the other hand, fear is seen as something that is bound to happen in our lives. It implies that while love brings spontaneity and unpredictability, fear is an inevitable emotion we all experience at some point. It contrasts the uncontrollable nature of love with the certainty of fear, highlighting the contrasting facets of human emotions.

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