Quote by Benjamin Franklin

The sparks fly in his face.

The sparks fly in his face.

Summary

This quote suggests that someone is experiencing a sudden and intense confrontation or challenge that catches them by surprise. The phrase "sparks fly in his face" implies an unexpected and potentially explosive situation where emotions or tensions run high. It conveys the idea that the individual is being confronted directly and must react or defend themselves swiftly. The quote reflects a moment of intense conflict or confrontation that can have significant consequences for the person involved.

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