Quote by Richard Wright

I did not know if the story was factually true or not, but it was emotionally true [...].

I did not know if the story was factually true or not, but i

Summary

This quote suggests that the truth of a story may not lie in its factual accuracy, but rather in its ability to evoke genuine emotion in the audience. The speaker acknowledges that they are unsure about the events being presented as fact, but what matters to them is the emotional authenticity conveyed by the story. It highlights the significance of emotional resonance over mere facts, indicating that sometimes the power of a narrative lies in its ability to touch people's hearts, regardless of its factual veracity.

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By Richard Wright

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