Quote by Veronica Roth
Color fills her cheeks, and I think it again: that Johanna Reyes might still be beautiful. Except now I think that she isn't just beautiful in spite of the scar, she's somehow beautiful with it, like Lynn with her buzzed hair, like Tobias with the memories of his father's cruelty that he wears like armor, like my mother in her plain gray clothing.
Summary
This quote emphasizes the beauty that lies beyond physical appearances. It suggests that beauty is not solely about having flawless features, but also about the strength and resilience that people exhibit in the face of their scars and hardships. By mentioning different individuals, each with their own unique attributes, the quote suggests that true beauty emanates from within, transcending outer flaws or conventional standards of beauty.
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Beauty
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