A young woman who until the very end chose neither wisely or well
A young woman in Garth Nix's "Goldenhand" makes decisions that are neither wise nor well, reflecting her struggles and flawed judgment. Her choices often lead her into difficult situations and highlight her growth as she learns from these mistakes.
Throughout the story, her actions emphasize the importance of wisdom and good judgment, even as she faces adversity. Her journey underscores the consequences of poor decision-making and the potential for growth through recognizing one's errors.
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