Quote by Orson Scott Card

You'll find out I was never sand at all, but a seed, and out of death I'll make life. You can't break me. And whatever plan you have in mind, you can't make me.

You'll find out I was never sand at all, but a seed, and out

Summary

This quote reflects resilience and determination in the face of adversity. The speaker compares themselves to a seed, implying that they possess hidden potential for growth and transformation. They confidently assert that even amidst hardship, they cannot be broken or defeated. The quote suggests that despite any obstacles or attempts to control them, the speaker's inner strength and unyielding nature will prevail, allowing them to rise above and bring forth new life and opportunities.

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Life Death Mind Plans

By Orson Scott Card

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