Quote by Stephen King

The woman had looked into the abyss and then walked out across it.

The woman had looked into the abyss and then walked out acro

Summary

This quote depicts a woman who has faced immense challenges or difficulties but did not succumb to them. Instead, she bravely confronted and navigated through the daunting situation. It suggests her strength, resilience, and determination to overcome any obstacles in her path, likening her journey to walking on a treacherous precipice. Despite experiencing adversity, the woman emerges unscathed, demonstrating her ability to confront and conquer her fears.

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