Summary
This quote suggests that grace, viewed here as a state of perfection, can only be attained through a certain level of fierceness or savagery. It implies that achieving perfection requires a relentless determination and unwavering commitment, even to the point of being brutal if necessary. It challenges the idea that grace is inherently gentle or pacifying, emphasizing that true grace demands a certain assertiveness, strength, and ferociousness to overcome obstacles or challenges and reach a state of flawlessness.