First they would stagger, then grow competent, and then forget the difficulty altogether while thinking of other things, and that was survival.
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In Barbara Kingsolver's novel "Unsheltered," the process of adapting to challenges is vividly illustrated. Initially, individuals face obstacles and may stumble, indicating their struggles as they learn and grow. This journey reflects a common human experience where one must confront difficulties before becoming proficient and resilient. Gradually, as they gain confidence and experience, these hurdles fade from memory, demonstrating their evolution toward capability.
The key theme here is survival, which transcends...
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