Quote by Orson Scott Card

Physically plain people are perfectly able to see physical beauty in others, while people who are morally maimed are blind to goodness and decency. They honestly think it doesn't exist. Oh, they know it exists all right. They just never know which people have it.


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Summary

This quote suggests that individuals who are physically plain can still recognize and appreciate physical beauty in others, regardless of their own appearance. However, those who lack moral integrity are unable to perceive goodness and decency in people. Although they acknowledge the existence of these qualities, they are unable to identify or recognize them in individuals. The quote highlights the stark contrast between the ability to appreciate physical beauty versus the blindness towards moral virtues.

By Orson Scott Card
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