Quote by Victor Hugo

He does not weep who does not see.

He does not weep who does not see.

Summary

This quote suggests that the emotions of sadness and compassion are evoked only when one perceives the suffering or difficulties of others. It implies that someone who is not aware or refuses to acknowledge the pain around them is unlikely to show empathy or shed tears. In essence, the quote highlights the significance of observation and understanding for experiencing genuine empathy and compassion.

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By Victor Hugo

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