Quote by Angie Sage

Beauty Lures the Stranger More Easily into Danger-Septimus Heap

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Summary

This quote from the book "Septimus Heap" suggests that beauty can be a double-edged sword. It implies that strangers or individuals may be drawn or lured towards danger when they are captivated by something or someone visually appealing. The quote implies that attraction to beauty can blind people to potential risks or hazards, making them more susceptible to falling into dangerous situations without questioning or considering the consequences.

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By Angie Sage

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