Quote by Mark Twain

Names are not always what they seem.

Names are not always what they seem.

Summary

This quote suggest that the names people go by may not accurately reflect their true nature or character. It highlights the idea that appearances can be deceiving, encouraging one to look beyond labels and judgments based solely on a name. It reminds us not to make assumptions about someone based solely on their name, as it may not accurately represent who they truly are.

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