Cattle had no vote, nor the words to express a view, but their feelings ranked above just about everything else in the country.
by Alexander McCall Smith (0 Reviews)
In "The House of Unexpected Sisters," Alexander McCall Smith explores the deep emotional landscape of cattle, highlighting their importance in the eyes of society despite their inability to voice opinions. The quote reflects a sentiment that, although these animals lack a vote or words, their feelings hold significant weight and influence in the country’s culture and values. The author uses this contrast to emphasize the disconnect between voice and value, suggesting...
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