Summary
This quote suggests that individuals with guilty consciousness always feel apprehensive about being judged by children. Children are often portrayed as innocent and unaffected by societal norms and biases. They often possess a keen sense of observation and honesty, which makes them capable of seeing through pretense. The quote implies that those burdened by guilt are particularly vulnerable to the scrutiny and moral judgment of children, as they are more likely to understand and question dishonesty or unethical behavior.
Topics
Fear
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