Quote by Orson Scott Card

That's the way it was then, you see. Folks noticed other people's trouble every bit as quick as if it was their own.

That's the way it was then, you see. Folks noticed other peo

Summary

This quote captures the sense of community and empathy that existed in the past. In those times, people were more attentive and observant to the problems faced by others, treating them as if they were their own troubles. This suggests a strong sense of interconnectedness and the willingness of people to actively offer support and assistance to those in need. It highlights a kind of collective responsibility and compassion that was more prevalent in the past compared to the present.

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By Orson Scott Card

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