Quote by Orson Scott Card

We're both damaged property, I guess. Plenty of time for renovation.

We're both damaged property, I guess. Plenty of time for ren

Summary

This quote suggests that both individuals involved have experienced past difficulties or trauma, metaphorically labeling themselves as "damaged property." However, it also conveys optimism and hope, expressing that there is ample opportunity for personal growth and healing over time, implying that they can both undergo significant transformation and become better versions of themselves.

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By Orson Scott Card

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