Although he claimed not to understand matters of human conscience, it was precisely his own conscience that led him to question the status quo, and which would cost
In "A Tale for the Time Being" by Ruth Ozeki, a central character grapples with the complexities of human conscience, despite professing not to comprehend them. This paradox highlights the intricate relationship between one's beliefs and moral understanding. The character's internal struggle prompts them to challenge existing norms and question the world around them.
Ultimately, this journey of self-discovery poses risks, suggesting that a deeper awareness of conscience can lead to uncomfortable truths. As the character navigates their feelings, the narrative explores the impact of personal values on one's life choices and the courage it takes to confront societal expectations.
