Coal, with time and heat and pressure, will always become a diamond. But if you were freezing to death, which would you consider the gem?
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In her book "A Spark of Light," Jodi Picoult presents a thought-provoking metaphor comparing coal to diamonds. This imagery highlights the transformational journey of coal under intense conditions, emphasizing how something seemingly ordinary can become extraordinary over time. However, the quote challenges readers to consider practicality in life-or-death situations, reflecting on the idea that circumstances can shift our perceptions of value.
When faced with a dire need, such as freezing to...
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