In Hilary Mantel's "Bring Up the Bodies," the profound observation about Francis Weston reveals a complex perspective on human relationships and the unexpected emotions they evoke. The speaker's lack of hate for Weston mirrors a detached curiosity, akin to pondering the existence of a bothersome creature, such as a biting midge. This perspective suggests that some individuals elicit indifference rather than strong emotional responses, making them seem more like anomalies than...