Come to think, perhaps being nearly killed wasn't always a misfortune-so long as you didn't actually die of it.
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In "A Breath of Snow and Ashes" by Diana Gabaldon, the protagonist reflects on the nature of close brushes with death. The quote suggests that surviving harrowing experiences can lead to new perspectives, emphasizing that such moments, while dangerous, might offer valuable insights and growth.
This idea challenges the typical perception of misfortune, proposing that overcoming life-threatening situations can ultimately strengthen a person's character and appreciation for life. The quote encapsulates...
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