Quote by Cassandra Clare

I make rude gestures at nuns

I make rude gestures at nuns

Summary

This quote implies that the person described engages in disrespectful and offensive behavior towards nuns by making rude gestures. It suggests a lack of consideration for religious figures and can be seen as a provocative or rebellious act. The explanation urges reflection on the individual's intentions and reminds us to treat others, regardless of their beliefs or profession, with respect and kindness.

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Jace Wayland City Of Ashes

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