Quote by John Green

He just wanted to play robot, for God's sake. Was that so wrong?

He just wanted to play robot, for God's sake. Was that so wr

Summary

This quote highlights the desire of an individual to simply indulge in an innocent playtime activity. It questions the morality of judging someone's harmless desire to engage in imaginative play, emphasizing that there is no inherent wrongdoing in wanting to play the role of a robot. The quote challenges the idea of society imposing restrictions and criticisms on innocent acts of self-expression and enjoyment.

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By John Green

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