Quote by L.M. Montgomery

That's all the freedom we canhope for - the freedom to choose our prison. [...]

That's all the freedom we canhope for - the freedom to choos

Summary

This quote implies that our freedom is limited to the choices we make within the confines of our circumstances. It suggests that while we might not have the ability to be completely free from the constraints of life, we do have the power to choose the type of constraints or "prison" we want to live in. Essentially, it signifies that true freedom lies in the ability to make decisions within the given limitations, emphasizing the importance of personal agency and the choices that shape our lives.

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By L.M. Montgomery

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